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I perceive a strange melancholy in his eyes when he speaks 😢

三島は書き言葉は勿論、話し言葉も綺麗だな。彼の文章特有の精緻さが話し言葉にも適用されてる感じ。

All his words are quite beautiful. I could feel Japanese is so beautiful and impressive language when I firstly read his book.

芸術とは死ぬことと見つけちゃったのかなぁ

耳が悪くて半分くらいしか聞き取れない、誰か文字起こししてくれないかなぁ、、

a bronzen god

At the age of 45, Mishima found himself pregnant and had a caesarean section,then passed away.

Didn't fight in WW2 because he had a cold, a feeble nerd who wrote a corny essay on fitness with a cool front cover. I don't understand the fascination.

自分を超える価値。

口だけで戦争に行く志願しなかった人だ

How true. The current Japan and its harmful fascination with that of the GAE empire has been nothing but a spiritual decline of the nation. The Shinto Buddhist culture is becoming a tourist hub guided by people that do not belong to the land, while enough RUclips propaganda like that of Life in Tokyo exists to propagate more retarded takes to subtly attack the identity and soul of Japan and replace it with a foreign seed. The intelligent reconstruction has broken the back of families. There are more men retreating into their houses as NEETS and becoming resentful of life and people, women are giving up on their own men , some parts due to their NEETdom some part pussification of men by anime and feminism. Thus they have a fertility crisis. They now either shag foreigners or are not having children for career opportunities that are very toxic, accepting new religions which they have very poor understanding of and which, much like Germany, will subvert the interests of their people and culture.

While it seems he understands what was happening around him, much of what he is experiencing sounds like someone who is struggling from the human condition that is overthinking/the self. Purpose is abundant for everyone if thats what they seek. Otherwise simply understanding how the mind works should soothe the soul and relax the over thinking mind. To want and desire in the first place is to invite unhappiness. This moment is enough if you live in it. Unfortunately humans live life worrying about judgement and status.

口から小説が出てくる人だな。

life will go on after the fall of the USA and the disillusion of capitalism as well. only the rich will miss it. but they will be dead

This is BS, the idea of ​​purpose only came about as a result of the industrial revolution. and we begin to live a long and more comfortable life. you can be who you are. because there is no point in it anyway. enjoy.

Poor storm trooper just couldn't take being ruled by another corrupt military based empire. His ideals were just as wrong as ours. Too bad he couldn't forgive himself and find a way to resist the empire without violence. Find something worth living for, or die for something else in vain.

Man's search for meaning--his quest to be part of something bigger than himself and to find his identity through such actions in life and death--this can lead to great good, or evil. For man himself is beyond good and evil--purely a creature hungry for meaning that boasts his aesthetic sense of self-esteem. Yukio Mishima exemplifies this dalliance of light and shadow in his words and in his actions--in his life, and in his death.

If someone could do an Ai English Translation of this that would be awesome

filmed in 2019

He was not Onoda

USA chose the wrong side

Where can I stream this? Which streaming service has it available right now? I've heard of it, but I've never actually seen it before. I really must watch the whole thing. Anybody?

I thought he was a body builder?

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"...and gentlemen in England now abed will think themselves accursed they were not here and hold their manhood's cheap whiles any speak that fought with us upon Saint Crispin's Day." - Henry the 5th Shakespeare.

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This guy is anime af lol, they should make an isekai about him

深いですね。　死を意識して、はじめて人生は輝く。　なんとなく私も分かった気がします。

All the fanboys of that idea themselves don't knowidea what that purpose would be...

What is your noble cause ?

Extremely based. A true hero of our times

真の教養のある方ですね　薄っぺらな屁理屈を述べているのでなない…　現代の東大の受験バカ共では到底敵わない　もちろん東大ともなれば三島の様な人物が数人はいるかもしれない…　でも数人では仕方がないだろう😜

畳の上で死ぬことを良しとせず、自分で名誉のある死に場所を用意して果てたが、当時の日本人には響かなかった。 半世紀以上の月日が経って、今の日本人にこの三島のインタビューがどう映るのだろうか？

Sartre, whose political inclination is totally the opposite of Mishima's, wrote something similar describing his French resistance days.

One of the few examples of an Ubermensch. In the future, perhaps when humanity looks back at what it has accomplished, it will all pale in comparison to the plentiful wonder and amazement of the oh-so-many combinations of the human experience that have been lived; it will say to itself, "Yes, we have had someone great live like how you describe, and we shall show you who he is." and I do not doubt that, if given the chance, Mishima would do it all over again.

政治形態の体系が人の生死に反映されているかな

民主主義を抜きにして日本を認識する必要があると思う。

He's right about people wanting to die for a noble cause. The West really peaked in the 90s people became so comfortable that we gradually started to turn against ourselves. Now our societies are tearing themselves apart because people with empty lives are seeking noble causes and dont know where to direct that emotion. So they attack their own society and history.

三島氏が今ご存命であったら今の世をどうお考えになるでしょうか。

言語化が素晴らしい あの日の木々を照らす日光が容易に想像出来る

字幕が間違いだらけだ😢

If he saw the state of Japan now....

Look into the lives of any interesting man in history and you find just a normal person, just as vulnerable as the rest of us. Mishima sounds super bad ass for what he says and what he ultimately did, but it was all rooted in his insecurity about his body, his homosexuality, and petty nationalism.

I guess the real question remains un answered: will it have a Boston accent?

4分20秒の「その時点を境に1つも変わらなかった日光」って「日の丸=日本」と掛けてるのか 天才的な言い回しだな

Yes Mr. Mishima, all your power lives on. Eternal fame shines on your being. We're forever grateful.

予想以上のインテリジェンス。 こんなに日本人てかつては 崇高だったんですね。

Mishima was truly the embodiment of many right wing “intellectuals”; unable to reconcile his sexuality amidst a changing world where he thirsts for the aesthetics of “traditionalism”. Incredibly intelligent but also eternally dishonest even when expressing very deep and profound truths. Born in the wrong era because under fascism, one only had to commit to the veil of aesthetics whereas in a liberalized and democratized postwar Japan the veil was lifted and the prewar nationalism he hid himself in became a joke, so where else was he to go but a “return to tradition”.