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The Stones of Five Colors and the Empress Jokwa
- Narrated by: Ken MacMillan
- Length: 15 mins
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The Stones of Five Colors and the Empress Jokwa
Narrated by:
Ken MacMillan
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Publisher's Summary
This ancient Japanese tale begins with a whimsical question from a child to his mother:
“How does the light from the Sun and the Moon come to us?”
In vivid detail the mother recounts the legend of the heroic Empress Jokwa, her brave warriors Hako and Eiko, and their battle with the evil wizard Kokai. Your child will be swept away to the enchanted age of giants, wizards, and warriors.Let your child's imagination drift away with this magical story adapted, recorded and produced by Nation9.
©2013 Nation9, Inc. (P)2013 Nation9, Inc.
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