[DeepL Translation - needs review] Fairy tales by Kenji Miyazawa, a writer and poet of children's stories from the Taisho and Showa periods. Unpublished before his death. The fruit of a grapevine on Shikkaku Mountain in the castle ruins is moved by a rainbow that appears in the clearing of a sunny rainy day, and begs to receive "Uyamai". However, the rainbow replies that it is "you" who will receive it as well, and admonishes her that "you are the rainbow that will never disappear. When Meku...
A children's story of a conversation between grapes and a rainbow.
The Aozora text has in-line furigana. There are some uncommon-ish nature words, but that's pretty typical for kids books. Writing style is pretty straight forward, but still probably needs a solid grasp of N4 to get through if I had to guess.
I thought this was cute, but I wasn't that interested in it. Some children's stories really engage me despite being an adult, this one did not.