Category:Japanese folklore
Category:Japanese folklore Pages in category "Japanese folklore" There are 19 pages in this section ...
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Oni (Japanese folklore)
Oni (Japanese folklore) Oni statue Oni (鬼) are fabulous creatures from Japanese folklore, similar to Western demons or ogres. They are popular characters in Japanese art, literature, and theatre. Appearance Depictions ...
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Talk:Oni (Japanese folklore)
Talk:Oni (Japanese folklore) Edited to include link to Setsubun festival ...
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Folklore
Folklore Folklore is the body of verbal expressive culture ... The academic and usually ethnographic study of folklore is known as folkloristics. History The concept of folklore developed as part of the 19th century ... did ethnographers begin to attempt to record folklore without overt political goals. The Brothers ...
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Folklore   (translated from Japanese)
Folklore The Chinese literatureIn historySong generationIt points to ... story. Table of contents Feature Many of folklore originallyOral acceptance liberal artsSo it is. Depending ... that as the identical story. Type of folklore Folk tale and the old tale, grinding ... is included widely. With motif the beginning folklore,God 婚 folkloreAnd so on with it is classified. Like Buddhism folklore there are also some which had ...
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Tengu (folklore)   (translated from French)
Tengu (folklore) This article is one ébauche to be ... tengu (??) are gods ( kami ) minor of the Japanese folklore. They form part of the traditions of the majority of the Japanese religions, it shintoism and it bouddhism , where ... a popular subject of art, theatre, and Japanese literature. One can recognize the tengu ...
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Japanese dragon
Japanese dragon A Japanese dragon (竜 ryū/日本竜 nihonryū) is a ... are a few major differences between the Japanese Dragons and those that are said to ... is that, unlike Korean and Chinese Dragons, Japanese Dragons have three claws instead of four. Japanese Dragons are said to fly less ...
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Category:Folklore
Category:Folklore Articles and media on this topic in ... projects can be found at: Commons Category Folklore Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Folklore The main article for this category is Folklore. Subcategories There are 28 subcategories to this category. A African folklore Albanian folklore American folklore Folklore of ...
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The Japanese literature   (translated from Japanese)
The Japanese literature ウィキポータル :Literature Literature of each country・Article ... addition writer Publisher・Liberal arts magazine・Literature prize The Japanese literature（The Japanese ぶ it is the く) With,JapaneseSo ... say. Concerning it seeks definition of the Japanese literature from something, there are theories, language ... which the foreign register writer writes the Japanese work and language, the fact that ...
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The Japanese medieval literature history   (translated from Japanese)
The Japanese medieval literature history The Japanese medieval literature historyApproximatelyKamakura eraEmpty Azuchi Momoyama era To The Japanese literature It is history. Table of contents ... gorgeous technical skill, ' New ancient and modern Japanese ode collection ' Was knit. In addition, today you can call the ancestor of Japanese direct line Japanese mixing sentence Was ...
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