(1)Mishima's unpublished letters to be disclosed

(1)Mishima's unpublished letters to be disclosed

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows unpublished letters that the late writer Yukio Mishima wrote to his mentor from his teens through his death at the age of 45 in 1970. About 60 of the letters, addressed to the late Fumio Shimizu who taught Mishima Japanese literature at the then elite Middle School of Gakushuin in Tokyo, will be published in January.

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