Iwaya's fairy tales of old Japan
Publisher: Eigaku-Shimpo-Sha
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Tokyo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Fairy tales; Folklore
Other titles: Fairy tales of old Japan
Notes: Japanese and English texts.

Translated by Hannah Riddell, Fanny B. Greene, M.E. Kirby, and others.
Table of contents: title: Momotaro, the story of peach-boy; title: Tamanoi, the jewel spring; title: The Cancerian-Simian war; title: The mirror of Matsuyama; title: Old man flower-blower; title: The goblin mountain; title: The tongue-cut sparrow; title: Tawara Toda; title: Kachi-kachi Yama; title: The old man with the wen; title: Do-nothing-Taro; title: The tea-kettle of good- luck.