A children's song from a popular fairy tale
There are many different fairy tales around the world.
In Japan, stories like Momotaro, The Rolling Rice Ball, and The Tortoise and the Hare are famous—many children today probably know them too, don’t you think?
In this article, we’ll introduce songs based on popular fairy tales!
Momotaro is well known as a song, of course, but did you know there are many other songs based on fairy tales as well?
If you’re thinking, “I don’t know them” or “I’ve never heard them,” this is the perfect chance to give them a listen.
Kids will be delighted to find out they can sing their favorite fairy tales!
They’re all wonderful songs that make the stories easy to understand.
Playlist
| A children's song from a popular fairy tale | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Come see me, Little Red Riding Hood!Keroponzu・Fukuda Ryūzō・Suzuki Tsubasa | play_arrow | The Little Red Riding Hood lyrics are pop and happy. |
| 2east | Urashima Tarorainbow moon | play_arrow | An introduction to a song that stays faithful to the legend of Urashima Taro and depicts the splendor of the Dragon Palace. |
| 3east | Daikoku-samaTamura Torazō | play_arrow | The Myth of the White Hare of Inaba and Ōkuninushi |
| 4east | The Rolling Rice BallIshigeta Fuyuki | play_arrow | Let's teach children the song 'Omusubi Kororin'. |
| 5east | MomotaroOkanoteiichi | play_arrow | In the Momotaro song, the first verse is well-known and the second is intense. |
| 6east | Ushiwakamaru | play_arrow | A children’s song that sings of the life of Minamoto no Yoshitsune |
| 7east | Hanasaka Jiisan (The Old Man Who Made Flowers Bloom)Tamura Torazō | play_arrow | The moral of the fairy tale that honest people are rewarded |
| 8east | Issun-bōshi (The One-Inch Boy)Tamura Torazō | play_arrow | The Tale of Issun-bōshi’s Courage and Cleverness |
| 9east | KintaroTamura Torazō | play_arrow | Kintaro helped animals and was recognized by a samurai. |
| 10east | The Hare and the TortoiseNajo Benjirō | play_arrow | The story of a turtle who wins through effort and perseverance |
| 11east | Kachi-Kachi MountainTaki Rentarō | play_arrow | Taki Rentaro’s song depicting a rabbit’s revenge |
| 12east | Snow WhitePinkittsudouyou | play_arrow | I love princesses! The song of Snow White |
| 13north_east | Cinderella’s Song | play_arrow | Cinderella: A love story of dreams and magic |
| 14north_east | The Three Little Pigs | play_arrow | Fingerplay song of The Three Little Pigs |
| 15north_east | Sleeping PrincessPinkittsudouyou | play_arrow | The story of a prince’s kiss that saves the princess |
| 16north_east | Tanuki-bayashi of Shojoji (The Raccoon Dogs’ Festival Drumming at Shojoji Temple)Nakayama Shimpei | play_arrow | The Tanuki Bayashi is a song born from legend. |
| 17north_east | The Crane’s Return of FavorHashimoto Yoshiji | play_arrow | The danger of curiosity destroying a person's happiness |
| 18north_east | Princess KaguyaKainuma Minoru | play_arrow | Kaguya-hime is a sad tale of a princess born from a bamboo stalk. |
| 19north_east | The Town Musicians of BremenHayashi Akira | play_arrow | The Town Musicians of Bremen: A tale of animals' adventures |
| 20south_east | A Wise Old Owl | play_arrow | A song that teaches the importance of listening quietly |
| 21south_east | Birds of a Feather | play_arrow | A cheerful nursery rhyme where bird friends gather and sing |
| 22south_east | Cock-A-Doodle-Do | play_arrow | A family song noisy with the crowing of chickens |
| 23south_east | Curly Locks | play_arrow | A gentle Mother Goose dream song |
| 24south_east | Georgie Porgie | play_arrow | Children’s play songs, sense of rhythm, and wordplay |
| 25south_east | Goosey, Goosey, Gander | play_arrow | Mother Goose, rhythmic play song |
| 26south_east | Jack Be Nimble | play_arrow | Traditional jump-the-candle play song |
| 27south_east | Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross | play_arrow | Mother Goose nursery rhyme of a lady riding a horse |
| 28east | Let’s go to the park.Sakushi sakkyoku: Sakata Osamu | play_arrow | A warm spring song that transcends generations |
| 29east | Story FingerSakushi: Kayama Yoshiko / Sakkyoku: Yuyama Akira | play_arrow | A heartwarming nursery rhyme to enjoy with finger puppets |


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