The New Statesman
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Yukio Mishima was one of modern Japan ’s most important cultural figures.
His life has too often been overshadowed by his death, at least in the West .
His weirdly flaccid coup attempt in 1970 that culminated in his suicide by hara-kiri has been romanticised by reactionary freaks.
Yukio Mishima killed himself with a Japanese sword in 1970 .
His suicide was the result of a coup d'état to restore imperial divinity in Japan .
The author loathed what he perceived as the estrangement of body and spirit in modern society’.
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