Novelist Mishima's unreleased 1970 voice recording found in Tokyo

Novelist Mishima's unreleased 1970 voice recording found in Tokyo

Undated photo shows the late Japanese novelist Yukio Mishima. An unreleased voice recording of Mishima has been found at Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings Inc. in which he talked about death and Japan's pacifist Constitution nine months before his sensational suicide, the company said Jan. 12, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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