Translated “Japanese Folk Tales” is available today!
13th e-book from Amazon.com
Twenty Japanese folktales, including “Urashima Taro,” “Tongue Cutter Sparrow,” and “Amano no Hagoromo,” are now on sale today as e-books from Amazon.com. The price is US$6.00.
Please purchase it.
If you search for “Masato Niitsu” in the “Books” category on Amazon.com’s book shopping site, you will get hits along with his other two English books.
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Recently, the world media has praised the Japanese for cleaning up the bleachers after games at the Oripara and the World Cup soccer games. Why do the Japanese do such a thing? I think one of the remote causes may be that we Japanese grew up listening to old stories introduced in the e-book and learned not to bother others.
I hope that people who use English as their everyday language, especially young mothers, will savor this book for themselves and read it to their own children.
Other two e-books written by me to date are listed on Amazon.com’s book shopping site under the “Books” category by searching for the author’s name “Masato Niitsu”. Thank you in advance.