Book (Practical) Children's book A Collection of Japanese Fairy Tales (2)

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Children's Book "br" The Collection of Children's Stories : Mr. Satoshi Kako, who died in 2018, left over more than 240 manuscripts of small stories, compiled by himself and classified them into various types of stories. They were "The Tale of Animals," "The Tale of the Japanese Past," "The Tale of Life," and "The Tale of the World." Until just before his death, he edited and illustrated stories that had not yet been published in books, or that had appeared in magazines or as picture-story shows. He edited them as a collection of children's stories. Each volume contains many interesting stories that can be enjoyed from any point of view, from small children who have just started reading to elementary school children. The fifth volume is "The Tale of the Japanese Past" (Part 2). When Ms. Kako gave lectures in rural areas, she was very looking forward to listening to old stories directly from people who were familiar with the local history. She also collected many stories and wrote original old stories. Old stories have been handed down with thoughts, and there are many wisdom that people should cherish in their lives. It contains three versions of the famous old story "Tongue-Kiri Sparrow," "Farting no Judon," who boasted about the fart that children love, and "Kurihiko Kurihime," in which Kako created and performed a large picture-story show as a settlement activity when she was a student, and "Kitsune no Kawatabe," a story from her hometown Takefu, Echizen City.