Tales of Old Japan

This edition features
• illustrations
• a linked Table of Contents and Footnotes

CONTENTS
THE FORTY-SEVEN RÔNINS
THE LOVES OF GOMPACHI AND KOMURASAKI
KAZUMA'S REVENGE
A STORY OF THE OTOKODATÉ OF YEDO
THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF FUNAKOSHI JIUYÉMON
THE ETA MAIDEN AND THE HATAMOTO
FAIRY TALES
THE TONGUE-CUT SPARROW
THE ACCOMPLISHED AND LUCKY TEA-KETTLE
THE CRACKLING MOUNTAIN
THE STORY OF THE OLD MAN WHO MADE WITHERED TREES TO BLOSSOM
THE BATTLE OF THE APE AND THE CRAB
THE ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PEACHLING
THE FOXES' WEDDING
THE HISTORY OF SAKATA KINTOKI
THE ELVES AND THE ENVIOUS NEIGHBOUR
THE GHOST OF SAKURA
HOW TAJIMA SHUMÉ WAS TORMENTED BY A DEVIL OF HIS OWN CREATION
CONCERNING CERTAIN SUPERSTITIONS
THE VAMPIRE CAT OF NABÉSHIMA
THE STORY OF THE FAITHFUL CAT
HOW A MAN WAS BEWITCHED AND HAD HIS HEAD SHAVED BY THE FOXES
THE GRATEFUL FOXES
THE BADGER'S MONEY
THE PRINCE AND THE BADGER
JAPANESE SERMONS
THE SERMONS OF KIU-Ô, VOL. I. SERMON I.
THE SERMONS OF KIU-Ô, VOL. I. SERMON II.
THE SERMONS OF KIU-Ô, VOL. I. SERMON III.

APPENDICES: —
AN ACCOUNT OF THE HARA-KIRI
THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY
ON THE BIRTH AND REARING OF CHILDREN
FUNERAL RITES

About the Author
Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford, 1st Baron Redesdale, G.C.V.O., K.C.B. was formerly Second Secretary to the British Legation in Japan