Hachikazuki

Japanese folktale

Hachikazuki or Hachi Katsugi (Japanese: 鉢かづき; English: "The bowl-bearer princess") is a Japanese folktale of the Otogi-zōshi genre. It refers to a maiden of noble birth who wears a bowl on her head and marries a prince. Hachikazuki was first written in the Muromachi period (14th-16th centuries).

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Hachikazuki

Japanese folktale

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Hachikazuki or Hachi Katsugi (Japanese: 鉢かづき; English: "The bowl-bearer princess") is a Japanese folktale of the Otogi-zōshi genre. It refers to a maiden of noble birth who wears a bowl on her head and marries a prince. Hachikazuki was first written in the Muromachi period (14th-16th centuries).

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Hachikazuki or Hachi Katsugi (Japanese: 鉢かづき; English: "The bowl-bearer princess") is a Japanese folktale of the Otogi-zōshi genre. It refers to a maiden of noble birth who wears a bowl on her head and marries a prince. Hachikazuki was first written in the Muromachi period (14th-16th centuries). An akahon (red book) with many drawings for children was published in the middle of the Edo period (18th century, circa 1735-45) by Urokogataya.

Texto: Wikipedia en inglés, CC BY-SA 4.0. · Imagen: Urokogataya (1700 to 1799) (Public domain) ·

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