Momotaro is the main character of a traditional Japanese story. Momotaro is a boy that is born from a peach to a couple that could not have children. As he grows up, Momotaro becomes a strong, clever and generous child. He is clever and strong enough to defeat the ogres that threatened his and his parents safety. Moreover, he is generous enough to bring all the riches he acquired in his adventures back to his parents. Because of this, Momotaro is considered to be a role model for all Japanese children.
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