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Japanese Tales:

Introduction: pp. ix-lvi.

Stories about other worlds:

4: The Maiden from the Sky (Konjaku, pp. 7-8)

13: The Grisly Box (Konjaku, pp. 18- 19)

99: The Wine Spring (Konjaku, pp. 139-141)

188: Through the Water Curtain (Konjaku, pp. 274-280)

189: Cannibal Island (Konjaku, p. 281)

Stories about hell:

149: Incorrigible (Uji shūi pp. 211-215)

216: Hell in Broad Day (Konjaku, pp. 313-314)

Stories about yin-yang divination:

59: The Genie (Uji shūi, pp. 82-83)

60: One Frog Less (Uji shūi, p. 83)

61: The Spellbound Pirates (Konjaku, pp. 83-84)

62: The Test (Uji shūi, pp. 84-85)

63: Man’s Best Friend (Uji shūi, pp. 85-86)

127: The Master (Konjaku, pp. 182-184)

162: Daddy, Who Were Those People? (Konjaku, pp. 230-231).

Stories about ghosts:

16: An Old, Old Ghost (Konjaku, pp.23-24)

133: She Died Long Ago (Konjaku, pp. 190-191)

166: Astride the Corpse (Konjaku, pp. 235-236)

190: No Nonsense (Konjaku, p. 282)

191: Quite a Bit of Nonsense (Kojidan, p. 283)

192: One Mouthful (Uji shūi, pp.283-284)

Stories about demons:

11: Better Late than Early (Konjaku, pp. 16-17)

12: The Ravenous Storehouse (Konjaku, pp. 17-18)

14: The Bridge(Konjaku, pp. 19-22)

92: Sea Devils (Kokon chomonjū, pp. 133-134)

146:The Bloody Sword (Konjaku, pp. 207-208)

148: The Voice from the Cave (Konjaku, pp. 209-211)

153: The Pot-Headed Demon (Shasekishū, 219-220),

164: The Harmless Haunt (Konjaku, pp. 232-233)

167: Twinleaf (Jikkinshō,pp. 236-237)

168: No Night to be Out Courting (Konjaku, pp. 237-239)

169: Lump on, Lump off (Uji shūi, pp. 239-240)

170: Take a Good Look (Uji shūi,p. 240)

218: Mother (Konjaku, pp. 316-317)

220: The Ugly Son (Uji shūi, pp.319-320).

Stories about foxes and “badgers” (tanuki):

80: Enough is Enough (Kokon chomonjū, pp. 114-115)

81: The Loving Fox (Kokon chomonjū, pp. 115-116)

82: Touched in the Head (Konjaku, pp. 116-118)

84: The Eviction (Konjaku, pp. 122-124)

121: NoFool, the Hunter (Uji shūi pp. 174-175)

122: The Hairy Arm (Kokonchomonjū, p. 176)

204: The Grinning Face of an Old Woman (Kokonchomonjū, pp. 297-298)

205: Fox Arson (Uji shūi pp. 298-299)

206: TheFox’s Ball (Konjaku, pp. 299-300)

207: Singed Fur (Konjaku, pp. 300-303),

208: Not Really a Tree at All (Konjaku, pp. 303-304);

Stories about tengu:

33: The Murmuring of the Sea (Konjaku, pp. 47-48)

34: Japan Means Trouble(Konjaku, pp. 48-52)

118: Not Exactly the Land of Bliss (Uji shūi, p. 171)

119: One Last Shower of Petals (Uji shūi, p. 172)

120: Inspiring, Unfortunately (Jikkinshō, pp. 173-174)

126: Quite a Stink (Konjaku, pp. 181-182).

Dragons and Water Spirits:

35: The Invincible Pair (p. 52-53)

36: Rain (p. 53-54), 37: No Dragon (p. 55)

181: The Water Spirit (p. 264-265)

183: The Dragon Cave (p. 266)

184: Gold from the Dragon Palace (p.267-269)

Snakes:

136: Tug of War (p. 194-195)

137: As Deep as the Sea (p.195-196)

138 What the Snake had in Mind (p. 196-198)

139: Red Plum Blossoms (p. 198-199)

185: The Pond God Takes a Wife (p. 269-270);

Sex and the Supernatural:

20: Two Buckets of Marital Bliss (p. 27-29)

29: The Dog and His Wife (p. 39-40)

52: Small Time Magic (p. 72-75)

108: Young Lust (p.157-158)

109: The Pretty Girl (p. 158-159)

110: Mesmerized (p. 159-160)

111: Red Heat (p. 160-162)

112: Lovesick (p. 162)

125: A Memorable Empress (p. 178-180)

155: the Boy who laid the Golden Stone (p. 221-223),

177: The Awakening (p. 252-257)

Pollution and Purity:

126: Quite a Stink (p. 181-182)

115: No Compromise (p. 165-168)

213: The Jellyfish’s Bones (p.307-310)

214: The Stinking Hut (p. 310-312).

Tales of Moonlight and Rain I:

“A Serpent’s Lust” (Jasei no in)

“The Reed-Choked House”

Tales of Moonlight and Rain II:

“The Carp of my Dreams” (Muō no rigyo)

“The Blue Hood” (Aozukin) in Tales of Moonlight and Rain.