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The Romance of the Milky Way, and Other Studies & Stories

Chapter 9 YANARI

Word Count: 123    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

uake. But the word used to mean the noise of the shaking of a house moved by a goblin; and the invisible shaker was also called Yanari. When, without appare

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n down; and the mountains in the hanging pictur

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The Romance of the Milky Way, and Other Studies & Stories
The Romance of the Milky Way, and Other Studies & Stories
“Published posthumously in 1905, this book contains some of Hearn's uncollected workand is a charming interpretation of Japanese culture. In "The Romance of the Milky Way," Hearn examines the stories behind the age-old Tanabata festival. "Goblins" discusses poetry and some supernatural subjects particular to Japanese literature. "Ultimate Questions," is a lyrical response to Herbert Spencer's philosophy. Other essays include "Stranger than Fiction" and "A Letter from Japan," written in 1904, describing how Japanese society dealt with its war with Russia.”
1 Chapter 1 KITSUNé-BI2 Chapter 2 RIKOMBYō3 Chapter 3 ō-GAMA4 Chapter 4 SHINKIRō5 Chapter 5 ROKURO-KUBI6 Chapter 6 YUKI-ONNA7 Chapter 7 FUNA-YūRé 8 Chapter 8 Hé KéGANí9 Chapter 9 YANARI10 Chapter 10 SAKASA-BASHIRA11 Chapter 11 BAKé-JIZ 12 Chapter 12 UMI-BōZU13 Chapter 13 FUDA-HéGASHI5914 Chapter 14 FURU-TSUBAKI