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Mishima Yukio Literary Museum 三島由紀夫文学館

Museum in Yamanakako, Yamanashi, Japan.

About this museum

This is a literature museum in the forest park of Lakes <i>Michi</i> in Lake Shizuru, the southern capital of Yamanashi prefecture I opened on July 3rd in 1999 as Mishima Yuki's only literary museum. With the agreement of Mishima's families, who want to save and use Threeshima material in public institutions, and the idea of building the Forest Forest of Lake Literature in the mountains, the study and spread of Mishima were founded as fundamental ideas. The school board for Yamanashimura is operating.

The first head of the museum is the honor of your honor. Since spring, Matsumoto-kun. From May of 2017) From May to May, Sato Hideo is the director of the hall. Mishima Akira has become two stars in the French publication "Mishran Green Guide Ja Pont 2009. In the hall, including Yukio Mishima's entire first book, there are books, books, creation, notes, pictures, books, portraits, books, translations, first issues of the magazine, movies and theater material.

We'll also be introduced to material photos and comments, such as video and search computers, and we'll be able to peer through the lives and literature of Mishima.

Although Mishima and Lake Yamanaka are not particularly related, the Self-Sacrifice Expenditures are training in mountaineering near Lake Yamanaka, the novel "The Temple of the Morning" and "The King of the Sun" "Love and Separation" and "Spirits" include "The Mountain Lake." In "The Temple of the Morning," the creation and interview notes show a map of Lake Lake Koshima drew by Mishima, Mt. Fuji, the Old Way, and the names of the North Shore Master's Training and the surrounding locations.

Planning a visit? Admission, opening hours and current exhibitions are announced on the museum's official website — please check there before you go.

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