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Summary
A fisherman saves a turtle and is rewarded with three days in an undersea palace no human was meant to see — three days that turn out to be centuries on land. A girl found glowing inside a stalk of bamboo grows into a beauty no suitor can win, for a reason none of them could guess. A peach floats down a river to a childless old couple, and what climbs out of it grows up to fight demons. And a knight who proves a demon at the city gate is real learns it does not forget an old debt. Compiled from Japan's oldest oral tales by a writer working in Tokyo at the turn of the century — first published 1908, reprinted here chapter by chapter, public domain in the United States, house account Enishio Classics.
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