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Author

James, T. H., Mrs. author.

Title The Hare of Inaba / Thomas H. James, Sensei Eitaku.

Publication Info.

Tokyo : T. Hasegawa, 1886.

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Location	Call No.	Status
Glastonbury - Downloadable Materials	BiblioBoard Ebook	Downloadable
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Description	1 online resource (17 pages).
Series	Japanese Fairy Tales anthology
	Japanese Fairy Tales anthology.
	BiblioBoard Core module.
Note	Original document: Book.
Summary	With its Buddhist overtones, this particular version of “The Hare of Inaba“ originates from the ancient text known as the Kojiki. The story follows the exploits of a mischievous hare who is mistreated by a group of selfish men and is left to die until he is rescued by a passerby. When the hare transforms himself into a powerful and benevolent god, the stranger is rewarded for his kindness. This imaginative tale imparts important life-lessons about the need to treat all creatures great and small with love and respect .
Note	GMD: electronic resource.
Subject	Children's stories, Japanese -- Translations into English.
	JUVENILE FICTION / GENERAL
	Fairy tales -- Japan.
	Folklore -- Japan.
	FICTION / GENERAL
Added Author	Eitaku, 1843-1890, illustrator.

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