On November 25 Mishima Yukio and his followers arrive at the Ichigaya Headquarters of the Japanese Eastern Army to read his "Manifesto", trying to...
Yukio Mishima, the Japanese novelist who committed harakiri- ceremonial suicide- in 1970 after an abortive attempt to return Japan to her pre-war...法蘭斯哥普拉, 摄影, 作家
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, his arm resting on the arm of a sofa, holding a cigar in...作家
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, location unspecified, circa 1969. Mishima is also the...摄影
On Nov. 5th, Mishima with five uniformed followers charged in to the Ichigaya Station of the Japanese ground self-defense forces, slashed at soldiers...
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, drinking from a teacup, location unspecified, circa 1969....日本人
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, holding a cigar between his teeth, location unspecified,...
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, holding a cigar, location unspecified, circa 1969. Mishima...
Portrait of the Japanese writer Yukio MISHIMA in late 1970. That same year, the writer committed suicide in Tokyo, in the office of a highly placed...
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, with 'Yukio Mishima, The Aesthetics of End' by Tadanori...
Tokyo, Japan Poet, author, actor, playwright, novelist and head of the Tatenokai Yukio Mishima poses in his military uniform while reviewing his...
Yukio Mishima , Japanese writer, novelist and essayist, in a traditional Samourai costume. He committed ritual suicide in the traditional Japanese...
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, with 'Yukio Mishima, The Aesthetics of End' by Tadanori...
Yukio Mishima , Japanese writer, novelist and essayist, addressing the 32nd Infantry Regiment. Shortly afterwards he committed suicide in the...
Japanese author Yukio Mishima , founder of the right-wing militia, the Tatenokai, in Japan, circa 1968.
Japanese author Yukio Mishima unveils his private right-wing militia, the Tatenokai, in Japan, circa 1968.
Japanese writer and nationalist Yukio Mishima wearing a white blazer with a shirt and tie, location unspecified, circa 1969. Mishima is also the...
Japanese writer Yukio Mishima, pen name of Hiraoka Kimitake , in full Samurai warrior's costume. He is at a rally of the 'Association of Shields'...武士
Tokyo, Japan Poet, author, actor, playwright, novelist and head of the Tatenokai Yukio Mishima poses in his military uniform while reviewing his...摄影
Japanese author Yukio Mishima unveils his private right-wing militia, the Tatenokai, in Japan, circa 1968.
Japanese novelist Mishima Yukio addresses soldiers from the balcony of a barracks building in Tokyo. Mishima later committed seppuku, or ritual...
Tokyo: The Leader And His Men. This picture, taken a few days before the dramatic suicide of Yukio Mishima, , shows Mishima with the four men who...摄影, 畫像, 死亡
Tokyo: Famous Japanese novelist Yukio Mishima committed suicide November 25th in a protest against government corruption and the wanting of a...摄影
Writer Yukio Mishima poses for photographs during the Asahi Shimbun interview on May 15, 1964 in Tokyo, Japan.
Japanese writer Yukio Mishima poses next to a statue. Tokyo , November 9th, 1970 SPECIAL FEE - CONTACT US PORTFOLIO FOR EVERY USAGE
Photograph shows a black and white picture of Japanese novelist Yukio Mishima posing in his "Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian" is displayed at an auction...
Japanese writer Yukio Mishima poses next to a statue. Tokyo , November 9th, 1970 SPECIAL FEE - CONTACT US PORTFOLIO FOR EVERY USAGE
Writer Yukio Mishima speaks during the Asahi Shimbun interview on September 14, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan.
Japanese author Yukio Mishima makes a speech at Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Ichigaya Camp on November 25, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan. After tying...
Japanese author Yukio Mishima makes a speech at Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Ichigaya Camp on November 25, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan. After tying...摄影
The Japanese writer Yukio Mishima leads the militia he founded that goes under the name Tate no kai. Tokyo, March 1970
Tokyo: Thousands of people gather at Honganji Temple at Tsukiji in Tokyo 1/24, to pay their last tribute to Yukio Mishima, an internationally known...
Writer Yukio Mishima and his wife Yoko are seen during their wedding on June 11, 1958 in Tokyo, Japan.
Japanese writer Yukio Mishima poses next to a statue. Tokyo , November 9th, 1970 SPECIAL FEE - CONTACT US PORTFOLIO FOR EVERY USAGE
The Japanese writer Yukio MISHIMA posing in a traditional samurai's outift in 1970. That same year, the writer committed suicide in Tokyo, in the...武士
Writer Yukio Mishima speaks during the Asahi Shimbun interview on September 14, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan.
Tokyo: Thousands of people gather at Honganji Temple at Tsukiji in Tokyo 1/24, to pay their last tribute to Yukio Mishima, an internationally known...
Japanese author Yukio Mishima makes a speech at Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Ichigaya Camp on November 25, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan. After tying...
Japanese author Yukio Mishima makes a speech at Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Ichigaya Camp on November 25, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan. After tying...
Japanese author Yukio Mishima makes a speech at Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Ichigaya Camp on November 25, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan. After tying...
Writer Yukio Mishima conducts during a pops concert led by composer Ikuma Dan circa March 1968 in Tokyo, Japan.
Writer Yukio Mishima and his mother Shizue pose for photographs on December 8, 1950 in Tokyo, Japan.日本
Writer Yukio Mishima addresses at a balcony of the Defense Agency's Ichigaya headquarters in front of the Japan Self-Defense Force members in the...
French actors Vincent Lindon and Isabelle Huppert on the set of L'Ecole de la Chair, based on the novel by Yukio Mishima and directed by Benoit...
French actor Vincent Lindon on the set of L'Ecole de la Chair, based on the novel by Yukio Mishima and directed by Benoit Jacquot.
Book: The Temple Of The Golden Pavillion by author Yukio Mishima on December 10th, 2015 in New York City.
Writer Yukio Mishima addresses at a balcony of the Defense Agency's Ichigaya headquarters in front of the Japan Self-Defense Force members in the...
