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a b Untermeyer, Bryna; Untermeyer, Louis, eds. (1961). "The Little Boy With the Long Name". Big and Little Creatures. The Golden Treasury of Children's Literature. Vol.1. Golden Press. pp.164–169. LCCN 62004314. OCLC 6431887. In another collaboration with illustrator Blair Lent, Mosel's 1972 story The Funny Little Woman, published by E. P. Dutton, won the Caldecott Medal for illustration, [6] and was recognized as an Honor Book for the Globe–Horn Book Award [3] and the 1974 Hans Christian Andersen International Children's Book Awards. [1] Original paper edition: Mayer, Fanny Haggin; Yanagita, Kunio, eds. (1986). "234. The Child with a Long Name". The Yanagita Kunio Guide to the Japanese Folk Tale. Translated by Mayer, Fanny Haggin. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press. pp.232–233. ISBN 0-253-36812-X . Retrieved 2022-03-12. (p.iv) This book has been produced from camera-ready copy provided by Asian Folklore Studies, Nanzan University, Nagoya, Japan. In a short included as a DVD extra for the Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood anime series, the character known only by the mononym " Scar" reveals he shares his name with Jugemu; the character King Bradley (who is known to have adopted the name Bradley, originally bearing only the moniker "Wrath") then reveals that it happens to be his real name as well (though Bradley's voice actor repeatedly misses the third "Paipo"). They continue saying it while preparing for battle, until Scar, in reciting the name, accidentally bites his tongue.

She was born as Arlene Tichy on August 27, 1921, in Cleveland, Ohio to Edward J. Tichy, an engraver and Marie Fingulin Tichy. She attended Ohio Wesleyan University, where she was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1942, and later attended Western Reserve University (now Case Western Reserve University) where she graduated with a Master of Science in Library Science degree in 1959. She married sales engineer Victor H. Mosel on December 26, 1942, with whom she had three children; Nancy Mosel Farrar, Joanne and James. excerpts: He received a stage-name Shōkyō. His "Jigemu Jigemu" performance was good. Master Hayashiya Shōzō (the Second) was impressed, so adopted Shōkyō as a son.

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The article describes that Shōkyō runaway was in Ansei era, approximately 1855–1860 CE. However, this does not match with his age "22", which is calculated to be roughly around 1845 (1912 CE - 89 years old + 22 years old =1845 CE). But in either case, the article is suggesting that "Jigemu Jigemu" existed before 1860. An early version of this type is " Yoku kara shizumu fuchi" ('Sunk down the waters for greed'), in a book of jokes published in 1703, created by rakugo comedian Yonezawa Hikohachi. [6] In it, a stepmother renames her sons. The stepson whom she hates is given a short name Nyozegamo, and her precious own son given a long Anokutarasambyakusambodai. One day, Nyozegamo falls into a river, but people swiftly rescue him. Another day, the mother's own son is swept by the river. She cries "Somebody, please! Anokutarasambyakusambodai is drowning!", but the boy is lost to the river as no-one comes to save him due to the time it takes her to say his name. [6] [7] Both names are garbled forms of phrases taken from Sino-Japanese readings of Chinese Buddhist sutras. [8] [9] The punchline is a Japanese pun involving the word sambyaku. [6] Nonkiya Kiraku (呑気屋気楽) (1926-06-01). "rakugo Jugemu" 落語 寿限無. Shōnen Club (in Japanese). Tokyo, Japan: Dainihon Yūbenkai ( Kodansha). 13. OCLC 6083714. NCID AA11256668.

I am not MERELY stating "I think it is racist." I do, in fact, think it is racist. But my own opinions on this are not as relevant as the opinions of actual Chinese people who do think it is racist toward Chinese people. Online edition: Mayer, fanny Haggin; Yanagita, Kunio, eds. (n.d.) [1986]. "234. The Child with a Long Name". The Yanagita Kunio Guide to the Japanese Folk Tale. Translated by Mayer, fanny Haggin (Open Indianaed.). Indiana University Press. ISBN 978-0-253-05556-9 . Retrieved 2022-03-12. Shirley (Berkowich) Brown hosted WJZ-TV Let's Tell a Story ( Kelly, Jacques (2020-12-20). "Shirley Brown, professional storyteller and ceramics educator, dies". Baltimore Sun . Retrieved 2022-06-30. ) From what I've read since reading this book, the Chinese do not have, and never have had, a tradition which dictates the length of their children's names. Nor do they wear kimonos or Japanese-style sandals. Unfortunately, many people see that this is supposed to be a Chinese folk tale, and assume it accurately portrays ancient China. Which it does not. Thankfully, the characters are not drawn as caricatures or anything that horrible.My son forwarded this e-letter exchange to me. He was the one that listened to a tape of this story as a child, that I got somehow. A copy. I don’t know who the narrator was, but it could have been someone like Art Linkletter. The storyteller was definitely comfortable with media performance. Lakitu, the cloud-riding turtle-dropping enemy character of the Super Mario Bros. video game series is called 'Jugemu' in Japanese versions of the game. In a similar reference, the eggs Lakitu drop, which turn into Spinies, are referred to as 'Paipo' in Japan, despite only being referred to as "Spiny's Eggs" or "Spiny Eggs" in English. [29] The spiked balls thrown by Spikes and blown in the air by Ptooies are called shūringan in another reference. Additionally, a Lakitu by the name of Lakilester is named 'Pokopii' in the Japanese version of Paper Mario.

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