「西遊記」の中には錬金術の話が数多く登場します。の英語

Many tales of alchemy show up in "Journey to the West".

There are also many documents about Minamoto Yoritomo, the founder of the Kamakura Shogunate.

a comic story whose theme is about or on a red light district

The Kyoto version has a picture from the Tale of Genji.

The series includes classic novels such as "The Tale of Genji" and "The Tale of the Heike."

Additionally, the tale starting with "Genji's Story" was also much loved.

It appears in Matsumoto Seicho's "Points and Lines" and in many other novels.

"Midokanpakuki" is the world's oldest remaining handwritten diary.

He based his lessons on an autobiographical novel titled "Gin no Saji" by Naka Kansuke.

Kawakami’s novel is about the complex mentality of women.

They say that the story is plagiarized from Kawabata's Snow Country.

In the novel by the late Yoshikawa Eiji, Musashi visits the Hachidai Shrine before the fight.

The last character, "den," shows the trace of Ryoma's sword.

Many popular phrases came from Akatsuka’s manga, such as “Kore de iinoda.”

a book of 'Kinpira joruri' which is mainly about Kinpira Sakata during the 'Edo' period of Japan

The book is entitled ‘The Mystery of Life.'

Yamasaki was known for her careful research of the topics she addressed in her novels.

Shakespeare's King Lear is the model for Kurosawa's Ran.

a conventional name for a bear used in tales following usage in the old epic `Reynard the Fox'

The “Hakkenden” falls under the head of romances.

"Glass Mask (Garasu no Kamen)" is a popular manga series written by Miuchi Suzue.

"Azumi" is based on a best-selling comic series by Koyama Yu.

Sisyu's Approach to "Ryoma-den" Title Calligraphy

In "Ghiblies Episode 2," the stories are familiar, yet memorable.

"Denshaotoko" is a story which came from an Internet discussion board.

Mr Hata told us on television some interesting stories about various animals.

He is best known for creating the popular character Anpanman.

The restored locomotive was named after "Ginga Tetsudo no Yoru," a story for children by Miyazawa Kenji.

"The Hobbit, or There and Back Again" is a classic fantasy novel written by J. R. R. Tolkien in 1937.

“Hadashi no Gen” is a manga series written by Nakazawa Keiji.