Sutori- Folk Tales From Around The World

By: Samarth Chitta
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  • Sutori brings to you long forgotten folk tales from around the world. The podcast also features an original short story collection called Konichiwa Izumi! This is a Kidacity production. To know more about our podcasts, follow us on Twitter- @hellokidacity Instagram-@hellokidacity Email- hello@kidacity.club Website-www.kidacity.club
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Episodes
  • Adventures Of A Fisherman's Son- A Folk Tale From Brazil

    Adventures Of A Fisherman's Son- A Folk Tale From Brazil
    May 22 2021

    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.
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    17 mins
  • Saved by Acho Lala! A Folktale From Bhutan

    Saved by Acho Lala! A Folktale From Bhutan
    May 8 2021

    This is a folktale from Bhutan which teaches the importance of quick thinking and never giving up.
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    11 mins
  • Japanese Folktale- Bunbuku Chagama (narrated in English)

    Japanese Folktale- Bunbuku Chagama (narrated in English)
    Apr 24 2021
    This is a story about a racoon dog who changes shapes and uses its powers to reward its rescuer.
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    6 mins

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