Sutori- Folk Tales From Around The World Samarth Chitta

The man remembered the request which his seventh son had made that morning. The fisherman cast his net where the river giant commanded, and immediately it was so full of fish that the man could hardly draw it out of the water. Three times he drew out his net, so full that it was in danger of breaking.

This is a folktale from Bhutan which teaches the importance of quick thinking and never giving up.

This is a story about a racoon dog who changes shapes and uses its powers to reward its rescuer.

This is a story about a kind hearted fisherman who goes on an adventure to a mystical sea kingdom and returns home with a present. But what happens when he tries to open the present?

You are a very kind young man. I would love you to join me for a tea ceremony tomorrow at my place. The old man gave Izumi his address and took the train.   Izumi accepted the invitation and  told Akira excitedly about the good news. Akira jumped with...

Izumi and Akira went back to their house and  started filling in superpowers into the petals of the magical ring. It was tough to decide what all powers to fill in. After filling in two, they decided to go back to Tokyo Bay to test them.