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Ryugu Palace is from the Japanese folktale called "Urashima Taro."
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“Divers Fighting against Fishes of Ryugu Palace”
By Utagawa Ikuhide
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Taro must have had so much fun with Princess Oto...
He cannot help looking at her.
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"The Picture of Urashima Taro Returning from the Dragon Palace"
By Yoshitoshi Tsukioka
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This picture shows one scene from the Japanese folktale called "Urashima Taro."
Taro is the guy on the turtle and looking at the Dragon Palace, which drawn on the upper right.
Taro has a little box on his back. It's a gift, called Tamatebako, from the palace
The story has been famous as it had been on the textbook for Japanese elementary schools around 1928.
It is said that the story is similar to other countries' folktales like Rip Van Winkle, Tír na nÓg, 爛柯, and 柳毅伝.
Also, the Dragon Palace is mentioned as something like Atlantis.
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