S1·E123 The Buddha That Keeps Away Fire / The Curse of the Willow / The House That Would Not Eat Salmon
Synopsis
There is a kid who works hard but the priest has never seen him work hard. Yahei's friends cut down a willow tree, and their tongues were ripped out of their throats and they died horrible deaths. Okoma is kidnapped by an eagle and saved by a salmon. Source: crunchyroll
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When did Season 1 Episode 123 of Folktales from Japan air?
Season 1, Episode 123 ('The Buddha That Keeps Away Fire / The Curse of the Willow / The House That Would Not Eat Salmon') originally aired on August 17, 2014.
How long is Season 1 Episode 123 ('The Buddha That Keeps Away Fire / The Curse of the Willow / The House That Would Not Eat Salmon')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 25 minutes.
What happens in Folktales from Japan Season 1 Episode 123?
There is a kid who works hard but the priest has never seen him work hard. Yahei's friends cut down a willow tree, and their tongues were ripped out of their throats and they died horrible deaths. Okoma is kidnapped by an eagle and saved by a salmon. Source: crunchyroll...
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