Ôeyama (逢悦弥誠)
1831
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Ôeyama is a mountain in the Kyoto Prefecture of
Japan. It is known in popular
mythology as the residence of the demon Shuten-dôji,
who was plied with sake and then
killed by Raikô and his retainers. This three-volume series is also known as
“Tale of the Drunken Demon: A Ribald Parody”.
Each page is approximately 8¾
by 61/3 inches or 22 by 16 cm, a size known as hanshi-bon. |
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Covers of Volume 1 of this 3 volume set |
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