As an idealist, Mishima despaired at the nihilistic youth of Japan, and maintained that people must strive for higher goals than themselves. He grew up in a time where he witnessed the introduction of westernisation and capitalism in Japanese society. At the same time, university takeovers by radical leftists ended up going nowhere. In such a time of political stasis, how could Mishima answer the big questions of his time that confronted him? He believed that restoring the emperor and…
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