¡Mishima Yukio wo Meguru Tabi Toyu Kiko(Shincho Bunko)
¡Tokuoka Takao, Donald Keene
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[Machine Translation] The more contradictions there are, the more interesting a person is. While he loved literature and was well educated in the classics, he was indifferent to Japanese nature and food culture. He was more eager to be appreciated abroad than in Japan, and often included aristocrats in his works, even though he disliked their existence. The two authors, who witnessed his true face and conflicts, talk in memory of their late friend, and this memorial travelogue is a valuable record of their testimonies.
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