AE | Volumes

Asian Folklore Studies 35 (1)

The Badger in Japanese Folklore.
Harada, Violet H.

Nembutsu Odori.
Moriarty, Elisabeth

The Origin of Chinese Folk Medicine.
Schiffeler, John Wm.

Isneg and Kankanay Riddles Explained.
Vanoverbergh，Morice

Review of: The Fifteenth Congress of the “Friends of Festivals” (matsuri dōkōkai); Shimaguchi Yoshiaki, Bukkyō to minzoku; Washino Masaaki,Owari ni okeru shishimai; Kodama Makoto,Sangaku-shinkō to Jinja; Suzuki Masataka, Yanagita Kunio’s “Nihon no matsuri”; Anne Marie Bouchy, Kagura to shugendō; Nakazawa Nariaki,Gendai ni okeru miyaza no hōkai katei; Kobayashi Kazushige,Sansan zentei-kō ni tsuite; Akada Mitsuo, Tsushima no sōbo-sei; Kikuchi Teruo, Kitakami Sanchi no shin-yama-shinkō; Hirayanagi Misako, Matsuri to kamigakari; Yamaji Kōzō,Chūsei geinō ni tsuite; Shidara Minzoku Kenkyūkai, “Shidara”; Barbara Sperl, Tradition und Moderne in einem koreanischen Dorf
Eder, Matthias