Kasajizou Straw-hat statuettes Japanese winter fable
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This is a famous Japanese folktale written in Japanese. Learn more about traditional Japanese stories and level up your Japanese reading skills with this book!
We have a Japanese fable called Kasajizou (かさじぞう or 笠地蔵), as the Japanese Kasa is a traditional straw hat to keep off snow, and Jizou is a bodhisattva. Some are lined up along a street, worshiped and prayed by locals. Today, I'll describe the seasonal winter story when it happens on the New Year's eve to a kindhearted old couple.
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