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51 Episodes
S1 E1 - The Old Man Who Made the Dead Trees Blossom; The Man Who Bought Dreams; The Rat Sutra
S1 E2 - Little One Inch, The Rolling Rice Ball, The Cow's Marriage
S1 E3 - The Old Man and His Bump, The Transforming Hood, The Love Potion
S1 E4 - Strong Tarou, The Village of the Nightengales, Hirabayashi
S1 E5 - Urashima Tarou, The Monkey Buddha, Comparing Treasures
S1 E6 - Kintarou, The Two Squid, The Three Cry
S1 E7 - The Fish Wife, The Rich Pond Snail, The Lying Girl
S1 E8 - The Carpenter and Oniroku, The Bear and the Fox, The Priest and the Child Cross the River
S1 E9 - Shippeitaro, The Son Who Went to Heaven, Comparing Laziness
S1 E10 - Sannen-Netarou; The Last Lie; Happy, Splendid, Wonderful!
S1 E11 - The Wife Who Wouldn't Eat; The Snot-Nosed Boy; The Priest And The Boy Who Had To Pee!
S1 E12 - The Furuya Forest; The Traveler's Horse; A Crow in the Dark of Night
S1 E13 - The Teapot Raccoon Dog; The Razor Fox; Sosou Soukurou
S1 E14 - Orihime and Hikoboshi; The Old Woman's Skin; Potato Rolling
S1 E15 - The Fire Man; Rat Sumo; The Priest and the Kid's Pupupatapata
S1 E16 - The Straw Headman; The God of the Bathroom; Niou and Dokkoi
S1 E17 - The Winged Robe of Heaven; The Child Kidnapped by Eagles; The Konnyaku Interrogation
S1 E18 - The Painted Wife; Left Behind; If You Pick Up Money
S1 E19 - Ubasute Mountain; The Letterbearer Of The Water God; The Lucky Samurai
S1 E20 - Princess Kaguya; The Demonic Little Sister; Scary Meat Buns
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Synopsis
Like in any culture, Japanese kids grow up listening to the stories repeatedly told by their parents and grandparents. The boy born from a peach; the princess from the moon who is discovered inside a bamboo; the old man who can make a dead cherry tree blossom, etc. These short stories that teach kids to see both the dark and bright sides of life have passed traditional moral values from generation to generation.
