A scene from Rashamon, it was his most popular story and was eventually converted into a movie circa the 1950's and earned an Academy Award for best foreign film and a Golden Lion. |  | 
A Swiftian satire of Japanese society thinly disguised as the fictitious Kappaland. Peopled with creatures from Japanese folklore, Kappaland serves as a vehicle for the humorous examination of the moral foibles of Japanese society in the early 20th century. |
