- periods,
versions of
Urashima Tarō
appeared in
storybook form
called the
Otogizōshi, made into
finely painted picture scrolls and
picture books or m****-printed...
-
comes from
Muromachi period (1336 to 1573)
genre fiction called otogizōshi. In the
otogizōshi Tamamo-no-Mae was a
courtesan under the ****anese
Emperor Konoe...
- 12 Jan. 2023. Strippoli,
Roberta (1995). "ORIGINE ED
EVOLUZIONE DEGLI '
OTOGIZŌSHI',
RACCONTI BREVI DI
EPOCA MUROMACHI".
Rivista Degli Studi Orientali (in...
- from ****an. This
story can be
found in the old ****anese
illustrated book
Otogizōshi.
Similar central figures and
themes are
known elsewhere in the world,...
-
tamatebako was
first emplo**** in
reference to the tale in a
quoted poem in
Otogizōshi.
Tamatebako is
literally rendered "jewel-hand-box" but
sometimes it is...
-
Otogi Zoshi (お伽草子,
Otogizōshi, lit. Fairy-Tale Book) is a ****anese
anime television series produced by
Production I.G. A
manga adaptation was published...
-
religious publications such as the
Jisha Engi (寺社縁起), others, such as the
Otogizōshi, were
intended more for entertainment,
starting the
trend where yōkai...
-
Tsugaru (1944),
Pandora no Hako (パンドラの匣, Pandora's Box, 1945–46), and
Otogizōshi (お伽草紙,
Fairy Tales, 1945) in
which he
retells a
number of ****anese fairy...
-
appeared in the
Otogizōshi of the
Muromachi Period, and in fact, the "Tale of the Fuji Cave"
related above is one such work from the
Otogizōshi. As such, the...
-
representation 付喪神 for
tsukumogami in this
sense dates to a Tenpō
period otogizōshi, an
emakimono called the
Tsukumogami Emaki.
According to this emaki, a...
