The Song the Owl God Sang
銀の滴降る降るまわりに
In The Song the Owl God Sang, the owl witnesses a poor boy being mocked and chooses to help him, ensuring that his home is never empty again.
Source: Chiri Yukie, Ainu Shin'yoshu, 1923
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Instructions, three tour demos and a bedtime tale in English. Choose a recording and voice.
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Stories your child can hear
The Song the Hare Sang
The Song the Hare Sang follows a mischievous hare who learns to respect others after being caught by a cultural hero.
Source: Chiri Yukie, Ainu Shin'yoshu, 1923
The Song the Fox Sang
In The Song the Fox Sang, a clever fox plays tricks on fishermen but ends up needing their help when she finds herself in trouble.
Source: Chiri Yukie, Ainu Shin'yoshu, 1923
The Song the Otter Sang
The Song the Otter Sang tells of an otter who, while delivering an important message, gets distracted and causes a misunderstanding between two villages.
Source: Chiri Yukie, Ainu Shin'yoshu, 1923
Okikurmi Teaches People to Fish
Okikurmi Teaches People to Fish shows how a cultural hero teaches a community to fish responsibly, emphasizing the importance of nature's balance.
Source: John Batchelor, Ainu Folk-Tales, 1901
The Song the Sea God Sang
The Song the Sea God Sang depicts a sea god observing humans, rewarding those who show gratitude for their catch and ensuring a bountiful winter.
Source: Chiri Yukie, Ainu Shin'yoshu, 1923
What children discover about this culture
- Children discover the importance of kindness through the owl's song.
- The hare's story teaches the value of listening and respect.
- The tales highlight the significance of sharing and community.
- Through nature, children learn lessons about balance and gratitude.
🌍 Three independent choices for your family
Families living abroad can choose an interface language, a narration language, and a plot culture independently. For example, a family living abroad can maintain their home language while introducing their child to Ainu traditions through engaging stories. This approach helps preserve their cultural heritage while exploring new ones.
How it works
1. Record Your Voice
Capture a 20–40 second voice sample to create a personalized AI narration.
2. Select Story Preferences
Choose the culture, age group, and story duration that fits your child's needs.
3. Enjoy and Replay
Listen to the story narrated in your loved one's voice and replay it without using your balance whenever you like.
Engaging tales that celebrate nature and culture.
Create a storyQuestions and answers
What age group is this suitable for?
The stories cater to various age groups, starting from 0-2 years to 6-8 years.
Can I replay stories?
Yes, replaying an existing story doesn't use your balance, allowing for repeated enjoyment.
Are the plots documented?
Yes, each story is based on traditional Ainu tales that are well-documented.
What languages are available?
You can select from eight interface languages and choose narration and plot culture independently.
How does pricing work?
The first story doesn't use your balance. Each later new story uses balance minutes, while replaying an existing story doesn't use your balance.
🗣 On a trip, Destino becomes a live guide
Destino does more than tell bedtime stories. When you travel with your child, the same voice walks the city with you. It is not a recording but a conversation: ask what that building is, ask for the short version, cut in mid-sentence — it answers right away. The whole family or group can listen and talk at the same time.
Your first conversation doesn't use minutes, and the balance is shared with the stories.
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