The Japanese Fairy Book

Author: Yei Theodora Ozaki

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Title: The Japanese Fairy Book

Author: Yei Theodora Ozaki

Description: Yei Theodora Ozakis 1903 rendering of twenty-two classic Japanese fairy tales including Momotaro, Urashima Taro, and the Bamboo Cutters Daughter. Translated from Sadanami Sanjins modern versions for Western readers.

Pages: 318

Size: 10.73 MB

Format: PDF

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