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Snow Women (A Japanese folk tales)
A long time ago, there lived two woodcutters, Minokichi and
Mosaku. Minokichi was young and Mosaku was very old.
One winter day, they could not come back home because of a snowstorm. They
found a hut in the mountain and decided to sleep there. On this particular
evening, Mosaku woke up and found a beautiful lady with white clothes. She
breathed on old Mosaku and he was frozen to death.
She then approached Minokichi to breathe on him, but stared at him for a while,
and said, "I thought I was going to kill you, the same as that old man,
but I will not, because you are young and beautiful. You must not tell anyone
about this incident. If you tell anyone about me, I will kill you."
Several years later, Minokichi met a beautiful young lady, named Oyuki (yuki =
"snow") and married her. She was a good wife. Minokichi and Oyuki had
several children and lived happily for many years. Mysteriously, she did not
age.
One night, after the children were asleep, Minokichi said to Oyuki:
"Whenever I see you, I am reminded of a mysterious incident that happened
to me. When I was young, I met a beautiful young lady like you. I do not know
if it was a dream or if she was a Yuki-onna..."
After finishing his story, Oyuki suddenly stood up, and said "That woman
you met was me! I told you that I would kill you if you ever told anyone about
that incident. However, I can't kill you because of our children. Take care of
our children... " Then she melted and disappeared. No one saw her again.
In some versions, she chose not to kill him rather because he told her which
she did not treat as a broken promise given that he never told anyone else.
However, she parts to the afterlife afterward the same way.