A Comparative Study of Japanese and Indonesian Folklores

Abstract

DANANDmJ,x: ,rL Comparative Study of Japanese and Indencsian Folk]ores by Yanagi Muneyoshi and Shibusawa Keizo, who were more interested in collecting nonverbal folklore, such as the shape of traditional houses, furniture, house utensils, farm utensils, and children's toys.This group was very active in collecting and preserving cultural materials.

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