S1·E108 The Monk and the Turtle / Kijimuna / The Stingy Memorial
Synopsis
The monk and the turtle: A travelling monk saves a turtle, and the turtle later saves the monks life. The turtle reappears when the monk is in grave danger.
Kijimuna: A mountain occurs near a small village, and the guardian tree of the village is burnt down. A mischievous fairy called a Kijimuna appears to beg for food, but he has a very good reasons.
The stingy funeral: There was once a very stingy man. He doesn't know who to give his money to when he dies. So he asks his three sons what kind of funeral they'd give him.
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When did Season 1 Episode 108 of Folktales from Japan air?
Season 1, Episode 108 ('The Monk and the Turtle / Kijimuna / The Stingy Memorial') originally aired on April 27, 2014.
How long is Season 1 Episode 108 ('The Monk and the Turtle / Kijimuna / The Stingy Memorial')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 25 minutes.
What happens in Folktales from Japan Season 1 Episode 108?
The monk and the turtle: A travelling monk saves a turtle, and the turtle later saves the monks life. The turtle reappears when the monk is in grave danger. Kijimuna: A mountain occurs near a small village, and the guardian tree of the village is burnt down. A mischievous fairy called a Kijimuna ap...
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