Momotarō (English Wikipedia)

Momotaro, or Little Peachling, translated by David Thompson [ダビッド・タムソン], T. Hasegawa, 1886
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Kahara (2004), p. 39. Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61.
Kahara (2004), p. 39, Kahara (2010), p. 53: Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Tierney (2005), p. 143. Tierney, Robert (2005). Going native: imagining savages in the Japanese Empire (Ph. D.). Stanford University.
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Koike (1957), p. 9. Koike, Tōgorō 小池藤五郎 (1957), "Tokugawa jidai no Momotarō kenkyū ryakki" 徳川時代の桃太郎研究略記, Kokugo to kokubungaku (in Japanese), 34 (8): 1–10
Ozaki (1903), p. 249, Iwaya (1904), p. 6, Iwaya (1927), p. 6 Ozaki, Yei Theodora, ed. (1903). "Momotaro, or the story of the Son of a Peach". The Japanese Fairy Book. Archibald Constable & Co. pp. 244–261. Iwaya, Sazanami [in Japanese], ed. (1904), Momotarō 桃太郎, Kōtei Nihon mukashibanashi, 1 (in Japanese) ——, ed. (1927). "Momotarō" 桃太郎. Nihon otogibanashishū 日本お伽噺集 (in Japanese). Settai Komura (illustr.). ARS. pp. 3–15.
Itō, Gō (2011), "Tezuka is Dead: Manga in Transformation and its Dysfunctional Discourse", Mechademia 6: User Enhanced, translated by Miri Nakamura, Minnesota University Press, p. 122, ISBN 9781452933160
Hori, Hikari (2008), Promiscuous Media: Film and Visual Culture in Imperial Japan, 1926-1945, Cornell University Press, p. 251 (Note 39 to pages 165–173), ISBN 9781501709524
Namekawa (1981), p. ii, cited by Reider (2010), p. 108 in English. Namekawa, Michio 滑川道夫 (1981), Momotarō zō no henyō 桃太郎像の変容 (in Japanese), Tokyo Shoten Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Rogala, Jozef (2001). A Collector's Guide to Books on Japan in English. Taylor & Francis. pp. 102–103. ISBN 9781873410912.
Kahara (2004), p. 47, Kahara (2010), p. 66 Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Reider (2010), p. 109. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Ozaki (1903), p. 250. Ozaki, Yei Theodora, ed. (1903). "Momotaro, or the story of the Son of a Peach". The Japanese Fairy Book. Archibald Constable & Co. pp. 244–261.
Tierney (2005), pp. 118, 263 Tierney, Robert (2005). Going native: imagining savages in the Japanese Empire (Ph. D.). Stanford University.
Reider (2010), p. 108, note 4. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Seki (1978), pp. 81–83. Seki, Keigo (1978), 日本昔話大成: 本格昔話 (in Japanese), Nomura Jun'ichi; Ōshima Hiroshi, Kadokawa
Kahara (2004), p. 40, Kahara (2010), p. 53 Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Kahara (2004), pp. 51, 61, and passim. Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61.
Kahara (2004), pp. 44–47. Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61.
Kahara (2004), p. 51. Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61.
Michihito, Higashi 東道人 (1995) [1965], Noguchi Ujō to minyō no tabi 野口雨情詩と民謡の旅 (in Japanese), Tōseisha, p. 496, ISBN 9784924440319
Griffis (1880), pp. 62–71. "Peach-Prince, and the Treasure Island". Japanese Fairy World: Stories From the Wonder-Lore of Japan. Translated by Griffis, William Elliot. Schenectady, N. Y.: James H. Barhyte. 1880. pp. 62–71.
Herring (1988), p. 100. Herring, Ann King (1988). "Early Translations of Japanese Fairy-Tales and Children's Literature". Phaedrus: 97–112.
Kok, J. P. Filedt; Heijbroek, Jan Frederik (1990), The Age of Yoshitoshi: Japanese Prints from the Meiji and Taishō Periods : Nagasaki, Yokohama and Kamigata Prints : Recent Acquisitions, Rijksprentenkabinety, p. 91, ISBN 9789061791126
Sharf, Frederic Alan (1994), Takejiro Hasegawa: Meiji Japan's Preeminent Publisher of Wood-block-illustrated Crepe-paper Books, Peabody Essex Museum, p. 63
Herring (1988), p. 100: "..»Sadanami«. This name is a misprint of the nom de plume of Sazanami Iwaya". Herring, Ann King (1988). "Early Translations of Japanese Fairy-Tales and Children's Literature". Phaedrus: 97–112.
Ozaki (1903), p. v. Ozaki, Yei Theodora, ed. (1903). "Momotaro, or the story of the Son of a Peach". The Japanese Fairy Book. Archibald Constable & Co. pp. 244–261.
Iwaya ed. & Riddell tr. (1914) "The Story of Peach-Boy". ——, ed. (1914) [1903]. "Momotarō: The Story of Peach-Boy". Iwaya's Fairy tales of old Japan 和英對譯日本昔噺英對合本. Translated by Riddell, Hannah. Tokyo: Bunyodo Tomita. pp. 35–. online via HathiTrust. Part 1 of 12. Unpaginated. 42 pp.
Reider (2010), p. 240. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Tierney (2010), p. 118. Tierney, Robert (2010). "The Adventures of Momotarō in the South Seas: Folklore, Colonial Policy". Tropics of Savagery: The Culture of Japanese Empire in Comparative Frame. University of California Press. ISBN 0520947665. JSTOR 10.1525/j.ctt1pp80q.7.
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Kahara (2004), p. 47. Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61.
Reider (2010), pp. 107ff Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.

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Namekawa (1981), p. ii, cited by Reider (2010), p. 108 in English. Namekawa, Michio 滑川道夫 (1981), Momotarō zō no henyō 桃太郎像の変容 (in Japanese), Tokyo Shoten Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Reider (2010), p. 109. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Reider (2010), p. 108, note 4. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Reider (2010), p. 240. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Reider (2010), pp. 107ff Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.

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Koike (1967), pp. 23, 28ff, Koike (1972), pp. 24ff, the first (dai-ichi keitō) group of texts. —— (1967), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (I)" 古文献を基礎とした桃太郎説話の研究(上) [A Study of "Momotaro" : Based on Old Literature (I)], The journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (26): 3–39, hdl:11266/2923 —— (1972), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (II)", The Journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (45): 3–50
Koike (1972), pp. 19ff. 24ff/ —— (1972), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (II)", The Journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (45): 3–50
Koike (1967), p. 21, Koike (1972), p. 26 —— (1967), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (I)" 古文献を基礎とした桃太郎説話の研究(上) [A Study of "Momotaro" : Based on Old Literature (I)], The journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (26): 3–39, hdl:11266/2923 —— (1972), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (II)", The Journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (45): 3–50
Koike (1972), pp. 24–28 (comparison chart). —— (1972), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (II)", The Journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (45): 3–50
Koike (1967), pp. 36–37. —— (1967), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (I)" 古文献を基礎とした桃太郎説話の研究(上) [A Study of "Momotaro" : Based on Old Literature (I)], The journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (26): 3–39, hdl:11266/2923
Koike (1972), pp. 38–39. —— (1972), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (II)", The Journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (45): 3–50
Koike (1972), pp. 28–29. —— (1972), "Kobunken wo kiso to shita Momotarō setsuwa no kenkyū (II)", The Journal of the Faculty of Letters, Risshō University (in Japanese) (45): 3–50
Iwaya ed. & Riddell tr. (1914) "The Story of Peach-Boy". ——, ed. (1914) [1903]. "Momotarō: The Story of Peach-Boy". Iwaya's Fairy tales of old Japan 和英對譯日本昔噺英對合本. Translated by Riddell, Hannah. Tokyo: Bunyodo Tomita. pp. 35–. online via HathiTrust. Part 1 of 12. Unpaginated. 42 pp.

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Namekawa (1981), p. ii, cited by Reider (2010), p. 108 in English. Namekawa, Michio 滑川道夫 (1981), Momotarō zō no henyō 桃太郎像の変容 (in Japanese), Tokyo Shoten Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Reider (2010), p. 109. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Reider (2010), p. 108, note 4. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Reider (2010), p. 240. Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.
Tierney (2010), p. 118. Tierney, Robert (2010). "The Adventures of Momotarō in the South Seas: Folklore, Colonial Policy". Tropics of Savagery: The Culture of Japanese Empire in Comparative Frame. University of California Press. ISBN 0520947665. JSTOR 10.1525/j.ctt1pp80q.7.
Reider (2010), pp. 107ff Reider, Noriko T. (2010). "6. Oni and Japanese Identity: Enemies of the Japanese Empire in and out of the Imperial Army". Japanese Demon Lore: Oni from Ancient Times to the Present. Utah State University Press. pp. 104–119. doi:10.2307/j.ctt4cgpqc.12. ISBN 9780874217940. JSTOR j.ctt4cgpqc.12.

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Kahara (2004), p. 39, Kahara (2010), p. 53: Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Kahara (2010), p. 53. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Kahara (2010), p. 55. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Kahara (2004), p. 47, Kahara (2010), p. 66 Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Kahara (2010), p. 55, citing Maruyama (1917), p. 17 and Kinoshita (1917), p. 127 —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
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Kahara (2004), p. 40, Kahara (2010), p. 53 Kahara, Nahoko 加原奈穂子 (2004). "From Folktale Hero to Local Symbol: The Transformation of Momotaro (the Peach Boy) in the Creation of a Local Culture". Waseda Journal of Asian Studies. 25: 35–61. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.
Kahara (2010), p. 66. —— (2010). "昔話の主人公から国家の象徴へ―「桃太郎」パラダイムの形成―" [From Folktale Hero to National Symbol: the making of Momotarō paradigm in Japanese Modern Age]. Bulletin, Faculty of Music, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music (in Japanese and English). 36: 51–72.

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Yamasaki (2018), pp. 51–53. Yamasaki, Mai 山崎舞 (2018). "Mukashibanashi Momotarō no henten: Saihan Momotarō mukashigatari no shomondai wo chūshin ni" 昔話「桃太郎」の変転―『再板桃太郎昔語』の諸問題を中心に―. Tamamo (in Japanese) (52). Ferris Jogakuin University: 51–67.
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Yamasaki (2018), p. 52. Yamasaki, Mai 山崎舞 (2018). "Mukashibanashi Momotarō no henten: Saihan Momotarō mukashigatari no shomondai wo chūshin ni" 昔話「桃太郎」の変転―『再板桃太郎昔語』の諸問題を中心に―. Tamamo (in Japanese) (52). Ferris Jogakuin University: 51–67.
Yamasaki (2018), p. 57. Yamasaki, Mai 山崎舞 (2018). "Mukashibanashi Momotarō no henten: Saihan Momotarō mukashigatari no shomondai wo chūshin ni" 昔話「桃太郎」の変転―『再板桃太郎昔語』の諸問題を中心に―. Tamamo (in Japanese) (52). Ferris Jogakuin University: 51–67.

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