昔、左甚五郎と狩野法眼という2人の名人が旅をしていました。
Once upon a time, two famous masters named Hidari Jingorō and Kanō Hōgen were traveling together.
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Jingoro is a master of wood carving, and Hogan is a master of drawing on paper.
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The journey was very long and difficult.
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Jingoro made a wooden horse from a nearby tree.
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The wooden horse began to neigh like a real horse and started running.
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すると、絵の馬が動き出して、本当の馬のように飛び出してきました。
Soon, the horse in the picture began to move and jumped out just like a real horse.
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They continued their journey on horseback.
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They arrived at the river.
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The horse of Hōgen was afraid of water and refused to go down to the river.
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Hōgen had to carry his horse and cross the river.
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Jingoro’s horse tried to swim across the river, but was swept away halfway.
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Since the wooden horse is light, it floats on water and gets carried away.
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When they arrived at the inn, Hougen blew on the horse and turned it back into a picture on the paper.
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Jingorō tied his wooden horse to the tree in front of the inn.
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That night, lightning struck and the wooden horse burned down.
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次の日、甚五郎は法眼のことを待たないで、宿を出ました。
The next morning, Jingoro left the inn without waiting for Hogan.
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Hōgen tried to take the horse out of the painting, but he couldnt.
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The paper got wet from the rain, and the picture got smudged.
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そのあと、2人はまた仲良く旅を続けました。
After that, the two of them continued their journey together, getting along well once again.
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