3. From our childhood we are listening
stories about kings and queens and some
quality heroes. Here it is given a Japanese
folk tale.
Taro was a poor young woodcutter. His
father had a wish to take sake in the old
age.
Taro felt sad and went to forest chopping
woods.
He heard the sound of the waterfall and
went in the same direction.
He got the sake there and filled his pitcher
and came home.

4. His father sipped it and delighted.
A visitor came to Taro’s home the same day.
Taro offered the sake to her and acquainted
her about the whole story of the magical
sake.
The lady spread the story in the whole village.
The next morning, all the villagers assembled
there with their vessels.

5. They thought that we are deceived by Taro.
They made a plan to beat Taro but he hid
himself behind a huge rock.
After going of the villagers he reached to the
waterfall .
He tested it again and again still it was the
same fine sake.
Story reached the emperor and he rewarded
Taro for his obedient nature.