Myths & Legends of Japan
F. Hadland (Frederick Hadland) Davis
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1. Front matter2. F. HADLAND DAVIS3. CHAPTER I: THE PERIOD OF THE GODS4. CHAPTER II: HEROES AND WARRIORS5. CHAPTER III: THE BAMBOO-CUTTER AND THE MOON-MAIDEN6. CHAPTER IV: BUDDHA LEGENDS7. CHAPTER V: FOX LEGENDS8. CHAPTER VI: JIZŌ, THE GOD OF CHILDREN9. CHAPTER VII: LEGEND IN JAPANESE ART10. CHAPTER VIII: THE STAR LOVERS AND THE ROBE OF FEATHERS11. CHAPTER IX: LEGENDS OF MOUNT FUJI12. CHAPTER X: BELLS13. CHAPTER XI: YUKI-ONNA, THE LADY OF THE SNOW14. CHAPTER XII: FLOWERS AND GARDENS15. CHAPTER XIII: TREES16. CHAPTER XIV: MIRRORS17. CHAPTER XV: KWANNON AND BENTEN. DAIKOKU, EBISU, AND HOTEI18. CHAPTER XVI: DOLLS AND BUTTERFLIES19. CHAPTER XVII: FESTIVALS20. CHAPTER XVIII: THE PEONY LANTERN[1]21. CHAPTER XIX: KŌBŌ DAISHI, NICHIREN, AND SHŌDŌ SHONIN22. CHAPTER XX: FANS23. CHAPTER XXI: THUNDER24. CHAPTER XXII: ANIMAL LEGENDS25. CHAPTER XXIII: BIRD AND INSECT LEGENDS26. CHAPTER XXIV: CONCERNING TEA[1]27. CHAPTER XXV: LEGENDS OF THE WEIRD[1]28. CHAPTER XXVI: THREE MAIDENS29. CHAPTER XXVII: LEGENDS OF THE SEA30. CHAPTER XXVIII: SUPERSTITIONS31. CHAPTER XXIX: SUPERNATURAL BEINGS32. CHAPTER XXX: THE TRANSFORMATION OF ISSUNBOSHI, AND KINTARO, THE GOLDEN BOY33. CHAPTER XXXI: MISCELLANEOUS LEGENDS