What is the name of the hero from Japanese folklore?
Q: What is the name of the hero from Japanese folklore?
A: The hero from Japanese folklore is named Momotarō, which literally translates to Peach Tarō.
Q: How did Momotarō come to earth in the most common version of his story?
A: In the most common version of his story, Momotarō came to earth inside a giant peach that was found floating down a river by an old woman without children who was washing clothes there.
Q: What does "Tarō" mean in Japanese?
A: In Japanese, Tarō means oldest son in the family.
Q: What happened when the old woman ate a piece of the giant peach?
A: When the old woman ate a piece of the giant peach, she became young and beautiful again. Her husband also ate a piece and became young again as well.
Q: Who agreed to help Momotarō on his mission?
A: On his way to Onigashima island, Momotarō met and became friends with a talking dog, monkey, and pheasant who agreed to help him in his mission.
Q: What did Momotarō do at Onigashima island?
A: At Onigashima island, Momotarō and his animal friends entered the demons' fort and beat their leader Ura and his army.
Q: How did Momotaro's family live after he returned home from Onigashima island?
A: After returning home from Onigashima island with his new friends, Momotaro's family lived happily ever after.
