Umibouzu Jp·5h agoPlease Don’t Look While I WeaveA modern retelling of the Japanese folktale of the grateful crane, told by four people who loved each other and never said so.
Milton Montaño·15h agoCreacion de una nueva filosofia entre las ciencias humanas de la historia y las religionesMetafísica del amor desde el folclor
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Timon House·22h agoThe Legend of the Were-Boar of Pa Mai Daeng Logging CampA Tale from The Legends of the Shapeshifters №1
WJ Brendle Ph.D.·23h agoFriday the 13th Isn’t Unlucky. It’s an ExcuseWe Remember Bad Days Better When They Have a Date
izmeel·23h agoThe Woman Who Bought Candy at Midnight: A Ghost Story from Kyoto’s Crossroads of the DeadIf you walk east along Matsubara Street in Kyoto, past the crowds heading to Kiyomizu Temple, you will come to a quiet T-shaped junction…
InRodney’s Curious WorldbyRodney Goodall·1d agoThe Strange Importance of BeginningsWhy an eggplant, a stranger at the door and a baby’s first laugh can mean more than you think.
koro·1d agoMomotaro: The Peach Boy, Japan’s Best-Loved FolktaleHave you ever been chatting with someone from Japan when they said, “That’s just like Momotaro”? Or maybe you have stepped off the train in…
