Season
32 - The Story of Koyasu Dog
Dec. 26,1986
31 - The Martyr
Dec. 19,1986
30 - The New Story of Tōno
Dec. 12,1986
29 - A Red Room
Dec. 05,1986
28 - A Psychological Test
Nov. 28,1986
27 - A Walker in the Attic
Nov. 21,1986
26 - The harp of Burma Part 2: Song of separation
Nov. 14,1986
25 - The harp of Burma Part 1: Noplace like home
Nov. 07,1986
24 - Sanshiro the Judoist Chapter 3: Battle at Ukyo ga Hara
Oct. 31,1986
23 - Sanshiro the Judoist Chapter 2: Deadly Mountain Thunder
Oct. 24,1986
22 - Sanshiro the Judoist Chapter 1: The Lucky Adventurer of the Kodokan Dojo
Oct. 17,1986
21 - The Tale of Shunkin
Oct. 03,1986
20 - Season of the sun: A dangerous youth
Sep. 19,1986
19 - The Theatre of Life
Sep. 12,1986
18 - A Voice from Heaven
Sep. 05,1986
17 - The Incident in the Bedroom Suburb
Aug. 29,1986
16 - A Ghost Story (Kaidan): The Song of Hoichi
Aug. 15,1986
15 - The priest of Mount Kōya
Aug. 08,1986
14 - Growing Up
Aug. 01,1986
13 - A Roadside Stone: Hard Times
Jul. 25,1986
12 - A Roadside Stone: Dreams of Middle School
Jul. 18,1986
11 - Asunaro Story
Jul. 04,1986
10 - The Dancing Girl
Jun. 27,1986
9 - From "Harmonium and fish town" in Wandering Days
Jun. 20,1986
8 - Botchan: Exterminate Red-Shirt!
Jun. 13,1986
7 - Botchan: The New Teacher's Wrath!
Jun. 06,1986
6 - The fruit of Olympus
May. 30,1986
5 - The wind blows
May. 23,1986
4 - The Grave of the Wild Chrysanthemum
May. 16,1986
3 - The Sound of Waves Part 2: The Storm of Summer
May. 09,1986
2 - The Sound of Waves Part 1: The Awakening of Spring
May. 02,1986
1 - The Izu Dancer
Apr. 25,1986
Trailer
A brilliant collection of beautifully animated episodes based on selected masterpieces of Japanese modern literature. The aim of this series is to appeal to the viewer at large and to give him or her some idea of the variety and individuality which Japanese literature has developed over the last hundred years. The authors range from Higuchi Ichiyou (Takekurabe), Mori Ougai (The Dancing Girl) and Natsume Souseki (Botchan) to Kawabata Yasunari (The Izu Dancer), Nobel laureate of 1968, and Mishima Yukio (The Sound of Waves).
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