00:00Once upon a time, in a certain place, there lived a very kind old man and woman.
00:19The rabbits on Maeyama have become very attached to these grandparents.
00:24I came to play almost every day
00:27The grandparents also loved the rabbit as if it were their own daughter.
00:33Then a mischievous raccoon dog came along.
00:40This raccoon was a violent creature and also had an extraordinary appetite.
00:46My grandparents were completely overwhelmed.
00:57Give me back my umbrella
01:15You wicked bastard
01:21This dirty little thing
01:29Now the next day
01:32Stupid Grandpa
01:46I have no horns and no blisters.
01:48Stupid Grandpa
01:49I have no horns and no blisters.
01:51This
01:55Suddenly, Grandpa had an idea.
02:05And the next day I went to the field
02:10Stupid Grandpa
02:17Ponta the Tanuki will pick them up if you pick up beans.
02:20Stupid Grandpa
02:22Ponta the Tanuki will pick them up if you pick up beans.
02:24This
02:26This
02:28My grandfather had painted torimochi on the stone.
02:34Grandma, shall we have tanuki soup tonight?
02:39Yes, yes
02:40So let's make some white dumplings to put in the soup and wait.
02:44And with that, the old man went out to the fields.
02:49In the meantime, I tried to somehow get Grandma to untie the rope.
02:53I was thinking
02:55A cry to the grandfather
02:57Grandma
02:59What kind of person am I?
03:04At least until now, before I die
03:07Atone for your sins and die
03:09Grandma
03:11Untie this rope
03:13I'm helping my grandmother
03:15Grandma
03:17You're old
03:19Please forgive me
03:20Helping Grandma
03:22After Grandma's
03:24Turn it into tanuki soup
03:26Hey
03:28Hey
03:29Just before he died
03:31Just one request
03:33Hey
03:35Grandma
03:36A kind old lady
03:39Succumbing to the Tanuki's words
03:40I untied the rope.
03:42Come on, help me out.
03:45So, let me use it.
03:48picture
03:48Now, what should I do?
03:51Isn't it powder?
03:53Make a grandmother
03:55picture
03:56ah
03:58ah
03:59What did this bad boy do to Grandma?
04:06Grandma is sleeping
04:08I don't care about getting up anymore
04:10fart
04:10Grandma
04:14Grandma
04:16Really really terrible
04:22It was a raccoon
04:23Grandpa, who lost his grandmother,
04:30I cried forever in front of my grandmother's grave.
04:34The rabbit from Maeyama was watching the old man.
04:37The enemy of my grandmother who loved me
04:40I'll be sure to hit it.
04:42I comforted my grandfather.
04:44Then, some days later
04:47The rabbit is dressed up
04:49I waited on a rock in a mountain field for the raccoon to come out.
04:53What are you doing?
05:00I've been waiting for you
05:02I want to gather firewood.
05:07My legs hurt
05:09Leave it to me
05:10Carry a mountain of them
05:11The raccoon is eating the rabbit
05:18I guess he wanted to make her his wife.
05:20Without knowing that they were being deceived
05:22Carrying heavy logs
05:24We started down the mountain
05:26what up
05:28My feet hurt
05:30Good good
05:32Irakkoishotto
05:35Soon the rabbit will be mine
05:37Hey
05:44picture?
05:45Oh rabbit
05:46What's that clicking noise?
05:48The ticking bird of Kachikachi Mountain was singing.
05:51I see, I see
05:53Oi Usagidon
06:02What's with that buzzing?
06:04The Boubou bird on Mount Boubou was singing.
06:08I see, I see
06:11It feels kind of hot
06:18there were
06:24Hot, hot, hot, hot
06:25Achai
06:26Hot, hot, hot
06:27Achai
06:30Hot, hot, hot
06:31The raccoon suffered severe burns on its back.
06:40Toyotoyo's hands brought down the mountain
06:42Next time I find that rabbit thing
06:45Let's just go for it
06:46Oh
06:47Kuraiyakumaiyakuma
06:52Why did you hit me?
06:54Haa
06:55Don't mistake me for someone else.
06:58It must be the rabbit from Maeyama
06:59The rabbits of Maeyama are the rabbits of Maeyama
07:02I am Nakayama's rabbit
07:04Is Nakayama's rabbit real?
07:07The rabbit said with a straight face after tricking the raccoon.
07:14You're burned.
07:17This paste is a medicine for burns.
07:20It will heal perfectly
07:21This is appreciated
07:23Please paint it, Nakayama's Rabbit Don
07:26As if he had been waiting for this, the rabbit brought out some grated miso paste with mustard.
07:31I applied it thickly.
07:33Hmm
07:34Gyaaa
07:36It seeps in
07:43The tanuki, whose back was burned with mustard miso, was already staggering.
08:00Next time I find a rabbit thing,
08:02Spicy devil devil
08:08Why Buddha
08:10Haa
08:11It's not a mistaken identity
08:12I am
08:13It's Nakayama's rabbit.
08:15Nakayama rabbits are Nakayama rabbits
08:17I am the rabbit of Ushiroyama
08:20Is the rabbit in Ushiroyama true?
08:22I am me
08:25The rabbit tried to trick the raccoon again.
08:29Naatanukidon
08:34You don't want to eat fish
08:38fish
08:39Eat
08:41So let's build a boat
08:42I'm going to make a plank boat out of this plank.
08:45And rowing through the valley, I met a big fish.
08:48I also create an aura because I want to eat fish.
08:52A light rabbit is a light plank boat
08:54A heavy Tanuki-don must be a heavy sinking ship.
08:58mud boat
08:59I see
09:00Haa
09:01You can build a sinking ship in no time.
09:03Hoisho
09:04Hoisho
09:06Thank you
09:08Without even realizing that they were being deceived
09:10I just want to eat fish
09:12The raccoon busily began to build a mud boat.
09:16Come on, catch some fish!
09:35Go for it
09:36But when the muddy shells got wet, they melted into a gooey mess.
09:45What's wrong, Tanuki-don?
09:47No, stop it.
09:49You have to go deeper than that
09:51No, no, no
09:53What should I do?
09:56Help me
09:58You're Grandma's enemy, so learn your lesson.
10:00Ah, you really are Maiyama's rabbit
10:04What I learned
10:05Now go deeper and catch some fish
10:08Woah!
10:10Forgive me
10:12Waa ...
10:14Fusagi could not forgive the tanuki who killed her grandmother.
10:27The story of Kachikachi Mountain
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