Japanese folk story "Gorges."

there's an old couple on their own who goes up the hill every day to chop wood and an old woman goes to the river to wash her clothes.

one day, the old woman found some melons floating up by the river.

one of them tastes sweet, and one of them goes home in a cupboard.

the two elderly people were very happy when they broke up on their own in the cupboard and came out of it with a beautiful little girl.

when a girl grows up, she's at home wiring and knitting every day.

one day, an old couple came to the house when they were not home, and then went inside and tricked the little girl out and tied her to a tomato tree.

and then you dress up as a little girl and weave in the house.

the two old men came back undetected.

one day, she said she wanted to give up her daughter and put the girl on the limo.

when it came to the tomato woods, it was found that the girl was crying on the tree, and the trick was revealed.

the devil was killed and the little girl saved.

it is said that the roots of today ' s valleys, twilights and wheat are red because they were red with blood when they were cut into three pieces.

the story is more widely shared, and the context is slightly different.

in the north-east, there are numerous accounts of young girls being killed by evil spirits, or girls not being killed but tied to trees.

the story was originally written in volume 9 of the hip-hop smile, and it was circulated near ueda, sindh state.

however, this story has been mentioned in recent times, as well as in the drawings that were found to be missing in the middle of the period of murochi.

this is a long story.

most of the stories of young girls who have not been mutilated are those of old scavenging scavengers who have put a ripe melon in a paint can and opened it for a few days and turned it into a little girl.

the beginning of the story is slightly different from that of the previous one.

this is probably due to the inexplicable and deliberate modification of the melon from the river, but it does not affect the whole story。