Index
Folktales and Fairy Tales
Bite-size Collection
Cat Witches of Japan (Japanese)
Corrag - A Scottish Witch (Scottish)
Shippeitaro (Japanese)
Kasane (Japanese)
The Crane Wife (Japanese)
Star Money (German)
Vasilisa the Beautiful (Russian)
Longer Posts
The Boy Who Drew Cats (Japanese)
Diamonds and Toads (The Fairies) (French)
My Lord Bag of Rice (Japanese)
The Ghost of Oiwa (Japanese)
The Three Brothers and the Oni (Japanese)
The White Hare of Inaba (Japanese)
Urashima Taro (Japanese)
Gods and Goddesses
Bite-size Collection
Amaterasu (Japanese)
Brigid (Irish, Gaelic)
Circe (Greek)
Demeter and Persephone (Greek)
Freyja (Norse)
Hermes (Greek)
Izanagi and Izanami (Japanese)
Jizo (Japanese)
Odin (Norse)
Rhiannon (Welsh)
Susanoo (Japanese)
Takarabune - Seven Lucky Gods (Japanese)
Longer Posts
Xiwangmu (Chinese)
Yokai (Japanese Folklore)
Bite-size Collection
Bat Yokai (nobusuma, yamachichi, nodeppo)
Child Yokai (tofu kozu, amefuri kozo, zashiki warashi)
Kaibyo - Yokai Cats (bakeneko, nekomata, kasha)
Musical Yokai (biwa bokuboku, koto furunushi)
Oni - Japanese demons
Yonaki Ishi or Night-crying Stones Trees in Japanese Folklore (including kodama, ninmenju, jubokko, tsubaki, hoko, bashonosei, tengu daoshi, akateko)
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Bite-size Greek Mythology
Miscellaneous Folklore
Bite-size Collection
Longer Posts
The Greek Myths in Art
Folklore Information with Links, Resources and Art
Cats in Folklore and Art
Dragons
Folk and Fairy Tales
Folklore in Art
Folklore Information with Links, Resources and Art
Cats in Folklore and Art
Dragons
Folk and Fairy Tales
Folklore in Art
Magic and Philosophy
Posts
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