Mythen & Legenden van Japan   By: F. Hadland (Frederick Hadland) Davis

Mythen & Legenden van Japan by F. Hadland Davis is a fascinating exploration of Japanese folklore and storytelling traditions. The author provides a comprehensive overview of various myths and legends that have been passed down through generations in Japan.

Davis does an excellent job of presenting these tales in an engaging and accessible way, making them easy for readers to understand and appreciate. The book is well-researched and provides valuable insight into the cultural significance of these stories.

One of the highlights of Mythen & Legenden van Japan is the beautiful illustrations that accompany each myth and legend. These visuals add an extra layer of depth to the storytelling, bringing the stories to life in a vivid and captivating way.

Overall, Mythen & Legenden van Japan is a must-read for anyone interested in Japanese folklore and mythology. Davis' expertise and passion for the subject shine through in this book, making it a valuable addition to any library.

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Inleiding I. Het tijdperk der goden II. Helden en Krijgslieden III. De Bamboesnijder en het maanmeisje IV. Legenden omtrent Buddha V. Legenden omtrent vossen VI. Jizo, de god van Kinderen VII. De Legende in de Japansche Kunst VIII. De Gelieven, die elkander alleen bij helderen hemel bezoeken, en het kleed van veeren IX. Legenden van den berg Fuji X. Klokken XI. Yuki Onna, de Sneeuwvrouw XII. Bloemen en Tuinen XIII. Boomen XIV. Spiegels XV. Kwannon en Benten. Daikoku, Ebisu en Hotei XVI. Poppen en Vlinders XVII. Feestdagen XVIII. De Lantaarn met Pioenrozen XIX. Kobo Daishi, Nichiren en Shodo Shonin XX. Waaiers XXI. Donder XXII. Dierenlegenden XXIII. Legenden omtrent Vogels en Insecten XXIV. Over thee XXV. Legenden uit de Spokenwereld XXVI. Drie Meisjes XXVII. Legenden van de Zee XXVIII... Continue reading book >>