The story of Prince Yamato Take, the legendary warrior prince of ancient Japan, retold from Yei Theodora Ozaki’s collection of Japanese fairy tales. A Japanese folk story, narrated on Stories Fables Ghostly Tales.
Author: Yei Theodora Ozaki
Link: bit.ly/JapaneseStory
Welcome my folk story lovers!
I have you an old 1908 Japanese Folk Story episode — letters compiled by one friend of author Yei Theodora Ozaki into a compilation of traditional Japanese folk tales.
Yamato Takero is a prince bestowed with incredible luck, gifted with strength, wisdom, and cunning, the fighter of brigands, a warrior at heart, but not infallible…as we find out. Welcome listeners to your Monday shakeup. Today I have for you’re the Japanese Folk Story – The Prince of Yamato Takero. This story is less about the morale to learn and more about action and drama. We get to learn about some ancient Japanese laws about manhood, surrounded by similarly ancient Japanese problems – like brigands and thieves. So turn the lights off, the sound up, and join for a Japanese Folk Story.
Credits
Music credits:
CO.AG — CO.AG Music on YouTube
Myuuji — Myuu on YouTube
NCM: NoCopyrightMusic on YouTube
Part of our guide: Japanese Urban Legends, Yokai & Folklore
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