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Eine Sammlung der schönsten Märchen, Sagen und Fabeln Japans für die deutsche Jugend ausgewählt und frei ins Deutsche übersetzt von - Professor Karl Alberti - in Tokyo. Bilder v. T. Tokikuni, Tokyo. Deckelbild von Fritz Kracher, München
Cl. Attenkofersche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Straubing.
Zur Einführung.
Karl Alberti.
Juki-onna.
Urashima Taro.
Wenn man mit Kobolden tanzt!
Neid bringt Leid.
Der schlaue Polizist.
Der Abt des Klosters Yakushi.
This volume brings together a hand‑picked selection of Japan’s most beloved folk tales, legends and fables, freshly rendered into German for a younger audience. The stories come straight from the oral tradition and historic print sources, preserving the vivid imagination of the original storytellers while smoothing language that might be too harsh for today’s readers. Helpful notes accompany each tale, offering a glimpse of the cultural background that makes the “land of the rising sun” so enchanting.
Among the tales is the chilling legend of the Juki‑onna, a snow‑bound spirit who appears during a fierce winter storm to test the courage of two woodcutters seeking shelter. The narrative balances eerie atmosphere with gentle moral hints, showing how humility and kindness can soften even the coldest encounters. Together with many other gems, the collection invites listeners to explore a world where nature, mystery and human hearts intertwine in timeless wonder.
Language
de
Duration
~2 hours (168K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2007-11-07
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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