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Welcome back dreamy listeners! Tonight we will drift off to a beautiful Japanese tale called 'The Black Bowl'. This is an old Japanese folktale that was collected and then later retold by author Grace James in the 1900's in her book called 'Japanese Fairytales'. I hope you enjoy it as much as I loved narrating it for you! May this storytelling bring you peace and a restful sleep!
Your friend,
Joanne
Attributions:
Intro music 'Kimono of Tears by Mandala Dream via Epidemic Sound
Narration music 'And There You Were' by Christian Andersen via Epidemic Sound
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