Asahi Ward folk tale

At the end of the Meiji era, kappa lived in Oike, Motoshuku.

It is a story that Kappa lived in Katabira River.

Once upon a time, it is a story when Shirane's immovable person was still surrounded by ponds.

This is a story at the beginning of the Showa era.

This is a story when the town of Tsurugamine was still a field or field.

This is the story of the end of the Meiji era.

Once upon a time, Kawai in Tsuokacho, there was a highway called Nakahara Gokai.
At that time, Tokaido was the main road leading to Edo, but Nakahara departure was also popular with people as a highway leading to Edo ...

My mother's grandfather's brother was Tokuemon, who lived ninety years old.
The old man Tokuemon told me that my mother was still small, and that my mother was still small
It's a story about Tokuemon when he was still young.

Once upon a time, it is a story of the Yakuzamon family called "Ochikane Parents Family" in Motoshuku.

Once upon a time, the area around the water supply bridge in Imajuku was a thick coppice forest.
When the wind blew, the trees and the trees rubbed and made a buzzing sound.
Then, there was a misosuribanba has lived there ...

There is a small red shrine (hokora) Inari in Tsurugaminehoncho. A long time ago, a person called Matsugoro lived here.
This is the story of Matsugoro when he was a young man.

In the past, there was a pond in Kamishirane Oike Park, and a large snake was annoyed the villagers-

Once upon a time, there was a house called an oil shop next to Gotanda's house in Shimokawai.
It's a story at that time.

The area from Nishiya to Shirane in Route 1 is now lined with Asahi pools and large buildings, and it is maintained in a fine town, but once around here, people can't approach even in the daytime, it's terrifying It was ...

This is the continuation of a large snake of Furukawa-Yato.