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Tono is an actual city in the [[Northeastern Japan|Iwate prefecture]] of Japan. It is most famous for the [[Tōno Monogatari]] (1910), a collection of folklore stories compiled by [[Kunio Yanagita]] - the father of Japanese folklore.
Tono is an actual city in the [[Northeastern Japan|Iwate prefecture]] of Japan. It is most famous for the [[Tōno Monogatari]] (1910), a collection of folklore stories compiled by Kunio Yanagita - the father of Japanese folklore.


==Non-fiction==
==Non-fiction==

Revision as of 17:29, 20 December 2021

Tono is an actual city in the Iwate prefecture of Japan. It is most famous for the Tōno Monogatari (1910), a collection of folklore stories compiled by Kunio Yanagita - the father of Japanese folklore.

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  • Miku mentions to Rei that the dolls depicted in the photograph accompanying this note are similar to the legends of the "Straw Dolls" passed on in Tōno.
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