Kintaro

Kintaro, the strongest, kindest, gentlest boy in Japan, gains fame and fortune when he joins a famous samurai's band of warriors. One of Japan's most enduring and popular children's stories. Raised in a mountain forest by his beautiful young mother, Kintaro's gentle nature and prodigious strength wi...

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Main Author: McCarthy, Ralph F.
Other Authors: Yonai, Suiho, 1893-1970 (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:Japanese
English
Published: Tokyo : Kodansha Intanashonaru, 1996.
Edition:1st this ed.
Series:Kodansha bairingaru ehon
Wa-Ei heiki. Nihon mukashibanashi shirizu
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Summary:Kintaro, the strongest, kindest, gentlest boy in Japan, gains fame and fortune when he joins a famous samurai's band of warriors. One of Japan's most enduring and popular children's stories. Raised in a mountain forest by his beautiful young mother, Kintaro's gentle nature and prodigious strength win him the love and admiration of all the forest creatures.
Physical Description:47 p. : col. ill. ; 19 cm.
ISBN:477002102X :
9784770021021
Author Notes:RALPH F. McCARTHY is a writer, lyricist, and translator from Michigan and California. Among his translations are another collection of stories by Osamu Dazai, Self Portaits, and 69 by Ryu Murakami.