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Momotaro.

Momotaro.
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Momotaro.
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University of Otago
Collection
Otago University Research Heritage
Description

Chirimen books are thought to have been invented in August 1885, when a Japanese fairy tale series was published by Hasegawa Takejiro (1853-1936). The books were illustrated by Sensei Eitaku. Thirty-one popular Japanese folktales were translated into English. Under special contract with Griffith, Farran & Co., the first 16 books of the fairy tale series were printed by Kobunsha with the Griffith, Farran & Company imprint. The special printings for Griffith, Farran & Company were published ca ...

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Date created
1888
Creator
Eitaku, 1843-1890
URL
https://otago.ourheritage.ac.nz/items/show/5993
Related subjects
Folk tales and legends / Momotarō

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