Yukio Mishima bibliography
The bibliography of Kimitake Hiraoka, pen name Yukio Mishima, includes novels, novellas, short stories and literary essays, as well as plays that were written not only in a contemporary-style, but also in the style of classical Japanese theatre, particularly in the genres of noh and kabuki. However, although Mishima took themes, titles and characters from the noh canon, he included his own twists and modern settings, such as hospitals and ballrooms, which startled audiences who were accustomed to the long-settled originals.
In total, Mishima wrote 34 novels (including some entertainment novels), about 50 plays, 25 books of short stories, and at least 35 books of essays, one libretto, as well as one film.[1]
Novels
- Tōzoku (盗賊 Thieves), 1948
- Tōzoku―Dai 1-Shō Monogatari no Hottan (Koi no Shūkyoku soshite Monogatari no Hottan) (盗賊 第1章 物語の発端 (恋の終局そして物語の発端) Thieves―Chapter 1 Beginning of a Story （End of Love, and The Beginning of a Story）) 1948
- Tōzoku―Dai 2-Shō Kesshin to sono Fushigina Kōka (Jisatsu Kitosha) (盗賊 第2章 決心とその不思議な効果 (自殺企画者) Thieves―Chapter 2 Determination and The Mysterious Effect （Suicide Planner）) 1947
- Tōzoku―Dai 3-Shō Deai (盗賊 第3章 出会 Thieves―Chapter 3 Encounter) 1948
- Tōzoku―Dai 4-Shō Shūto na Kyōbō―Jō (Biteki Seikatsusha) (盗賊 第4章 周到な共謀―上 (美的生活者) Thieves―Chapter 4 Careful Conspiracy―upper (One Who Lives Beauty) ) 1948
- Tōzoku―Dai 5-Shō Shūto na Kyōbō―Ge (Karei) (盗賊 第5章 周到な共謀―下 (嘉例) Thieves―Chapter 5 Careful Conspiracy―second (An Auspicious Occasion)) 1948
- Tōzoku―Dai 6-Shō Jikkō―Mijikaki Daidanen (盗賊 第6章 実行―短き大団円 Thieves―Chapter 6 Practice―Short Grand finale) 1948
- Kamen no Kokuhaku (仮面の告白 Confessions of a Mask), 1949
- Ai no Kawaki (愛の渇き Thirst for Love), 1950
- Junpaku no Yoru (純白の夜 Pure White Nights), 1950
- Ao no Jidai (青の時代 The Age of Blue), 1950
- Natsuko no Bōken (夏子の冒険 Natsuko's Adventure), 1951
- Nippon-sei (につぽん製 Made in Japan), 1952-1953
- Kinijiki (禁色 Forbidden Colors)
- Koi no Miyako (恋の都 The Capital of Love), 1954
- Shiosai (潮騒 The Sound of Waves), 1954
- Megami (女神 Goddess), 1954-1955
- Shizumeru Taki (沈める滝 The Sunken Waterfall), 1955
- Kōfukugō Shuppan (幸福号出帆 The S.S. Happiness Sets Sail), 1955（Book Published in 1956）
- Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺 The Temple of the Golden Pavilion), 1956
- Nagasugita Haru (永すぎた春 Too Much of Spring), 1956
- Bitoku no Yoromeki (美徳のよろめき The Misstepping of Virtue), 1957
- Kyōko no Ie (鏡子の家 Kyoko's House), 1959
- Kyōko no Ie Dai-1 bu (鏡子の家 第一部 Kyoko's House, pt. 1)
- Kyōko no Ie Dai-2 bu (鏡子の家 第二部 Kyoko's House, pt. 2)
- Utage no Ato (宴のあと After the Banquet), 1960
- Ojōsan (お嬢さん The Mademoiselle), 1960
- Kemono no Tawamure (獣の戯れ The Flirtation of Beasts), 1961
- Utsukushii Hoshi (美しい星 Beautiful Star), 1962
- Ai no Shissō (愛の疾走 Dash of Love), 1963
- Gogo no Eikō (午後の曳航 The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea), 1963
- Nikutai no Gakkō (肉体の学校 The School of Flesh), 1963（Book Published in 1964）
- Kinu to Meisatsu (絹と明察 Silk and Insight), 1964
- Ongaku (音楽 The Music), 1964
- Fukuzatsuna Kare (複雑な彼 That Complicated Guy), 1966
- Yakaifuku (夜会服 Evening Dress), 1967
- Mishima Yukio Letter Kyōshitsu (三島由紀夫レター教室 Letters―Yukio Mishima's Letter Lessons), 1967-1968
- Inochi Urimasu (命売ります Life for Sale), 1968
- Hōjō no Umi (豊饒の海 The Sea of Fertility tetralogy)
- Haru no Yuki (春の雪 Spring Snow), 1965-1967（Book Published in 1969）
- Honba (奔馬 Runaway Horses), 1967-1968（Book Published in 1969）
- Akatsuki no Tera (暁の寺 The Temple of Dawn), 1968-1970（Book Published in 1970）
- Tennin Gosui (天人五衰 The Decay of the Angel), 1970-1971（Book Published in 1971）
Short Stories
- Sukampo―Akihiko no osanaki omoide (酸模―秋彦の幼き思ひ出 Sorrel Flowers—Akihiko's Memory of the Early Childhood), 1938
- Yakata (館 Mansion), 1939, an unfinished and unpublished Short Story
- Damie-garasu (彩絵硝子 Colored Picture Glass), 1940
- Hanazakari no Mori (花ざかりの森 The Forest in Full Bloom), 1941（Book Published in 1944）
- Ottō to Maya (苧菟と瑪耶 Ottō and Maya), 1942
- Minomo no Tsuki (みのもの月 The Reflection of the Moon), 1942
- Yoyo ni Nokosan (世々に残さん For Posterity), 1943
- Yoru no Kuruma (夜の車 A Car in the Night), 1944
- Title changed to Chusei ni okeru Ichi Satsujin-Jōshūsha no nokoseru Tetsugakuteki Nikki no Bassui (中世に於ける一殺人常習者の遺せる哲学的日記の抜粋 Philosophical Diary of a Serial Killer from Middle Ages)
- Esugai no Kari (エスガイの狩 Esugai's Hunting), 1945
- Chūsei (中世 The Middle Ages), 1946
- Tabako (煙草 Cigarette), 1946
- Misaki nite no Monogatari (岬にての物語 A Story at the Cape), 1946
- Koi to Betsuri to (恋と別離と Love, and Parting), 1947
- Karu no Miko to Sotoori Hime (軽王子と衣通姫 Prince Karu and Princess Sotoori), 1947
- Yoru no Shitaku (夜の仕度 Preparations for the Evening), 1947 (Book Published in 1948)
- Raudo Supika (ラウドスピーカー Loudspeaker), 1947
- Haruko (春子 Haruko), 1947
- Sakasu (サーカス The Circus), 1948
- Hakuchō (白鳥 Swan), 1948
- Junkyō (殉教 Martyrdom), 1948
- Kazoku Awase (家族合せ Family Card Game), 1948
- Kashiramoji (頭文字 Initials), 1948
- Jizen (慈善 Charity), 1948
- Hōseki Baibai (宝石売買 Precious Stone Broker), 1948
- Tsumibito (罪びと The Offender), 1948
- Kōshoku (好色 Sensuality), 1948
- Fujitsu na Yogasa (不実な洋傘 The Unfaithful Umbrella), 1948
- Yagi no Kubi (山羊の首 A Goat's Head), 1948
- Shishi (獅子 Lion), 1948
- Kōfuku to iu Byōki no Ryōhō (幸福といふ病気の療法 Treatment for the Sickness named Happiness), 1949
- Koi no Omoni (恋重荷 The Heavy Burden of Love), 1949
- Daijin (大臣 The Cabinet Minister), 1949
- Magun no Tsūka (魔群の通過 Passing of a Host of Devils), 1949
- Jidō (侍童 Page), 1949
- Tengoku ni Musubu Koi (天国に結ぶ恋 Love Ordained in Heaven), 1949
- Fuin (訃音 Obituary), 1949
- Butaigeiko (舞台稽古 Stage Rehearsal), 1949
- Taikutsu na Tabi (退屈な旅 Boring Journey), 1949
- Shinsetsu na Kikai (親切な機械 The Polite Machine), 1949
- Kōkyō (孝経 The Book of Filial Piety), 1949
- Kazan no Kyūka (火山の休暇 Volcano Vacation), 1949
- Kaibutsu (怪物 The Monster), 1949
- Hanayama-in (花山院 Hanayama Temple) 1950,
- Kajitsu (果実 Fruits), 1950
- Enō (鴛鴦 The Mandarin Ducks), 1950
- Shugaku Ryokō (修学旅行 Field Trip), 1950
- Nichiyōbi (日曜日 Sunday), 1950
- Tōnori-kai (遠乗会 Long Distance Riding Club), 1950 （Book Published in 1951）
- Kokei Monmon (孤閨悶々 Alone and Yearning), 1950
- Kuidōraku (食道楽 Gluttony), 1950
- Mesu-inu (牝犬 A Female Dog), 1950
- Joryū Risshiden (女流立志伝 The Story of a Successful Woman), 1951
- Katei Saiban (家庭裁判 Family Litigation), 1951
- Idai na Shimai (偉大な姉妹 The Remarkable Sisters), 1951
- Hakone-Zaiku (箱根細工 Hakone-Work), 1951
- Isu (椅子 The Chair), 1951
- Shi no Shima (死の島 Island of Death), 1951
- Tsubasa (翼 Wings), 1951
- Migi Ryoshū Tsukamatsuri Sōrō (右領収仕候 Paid in Full), 1951
- Tenagahime (手長姫 The Long-Armed Princess), 1951
- Asagao (朝顔 Morning Glory), 1951
- Keitaiyō (携帯用 Portable), 1951
- Rikyū no Matsu (離宮の松 The Pinetree on the Palace Grounds), 1951
- Kurosu-Wado-Pazuru (クロスワード・パズル Crossword Puzzle), 1952
- Kingyo to Okusama (金魚と奥様 Goldfish and Madam), 1952
- Manatsu no Shi (真夏の死 Death in Midsummer), 1952
- Futari no Roujō (二人の老嬢 Two Old Maids), 1952
- Bishin (美神 Goddess of Beauty), 1952
- Eguchi Hatsu-jo Oboegaki (江口初女覚書 Memorabilia of Eguchi Hatsu), 1953
- Hina no Yado (雛の宿 The House of Dolls), 1953
- Tabi no Bohimei (旅の墓碑銘 Epitaph for a Journey), 1953
- Kyū-teisha (急停車 A Sudden Stop), 1953
- Tamago (卵 Eggs, Tamago), 1953
- Fuman na Onnatachi (不満な女たち Unsatisfied Women), 1953
- Hanabi (花火 Fireworks), 1953
- Radige no Shi (ラディゲの死 The Death of Radiguet), 1953
- Hakurankai (博覧会 The Exhibition), 1954
- Geijutsu Gitsune (芸術狐 Pseudo Art), 1954
- Kagi no Kakaru Heya (鍵のかかる部屋 The Room with the Locked Door), 1954
- Fukushū (復讐 Revenge), 1954
- Shi o Kaku Shōnen (詩を書く少年 The Boy Who Wrote Poetry), 1954 （Book Published in 1956）
- Shigadera Shōnin no Koi (志賀寺上人の恋 The Priest of Shiga Temple and His Love), 1954
- Mizuoto (水音 The Sound of Water), 1954
- Umi to Yuyake (海と夕焼 Sea and Sunset), 1955
- Shimbun-gami (新聞紙 Swaddling Clothes), 1955
- Akinai-bito (商ひ人 The Shopkeeper), 1955
- Yama no Tamashii (山の魂 The Spirit of the Mountain), 1955
- Yane o Ayumu (屋根を歩む Walking on the Roof), 1955
- Botan (牡丹 Peonies), 1955
- Jūkyu-sai (十九歳 Nineteen Years Old), 1956
- Ashi no Seiza (足の星座 Foot Constellation), 1956
- Segaki-bune (施餓鬼舟 The Requiem Boat), 1956
- Hashi-zukushi (橋づくし The Seven Bridges), 1956
- Onnagata, (女方 Onnagata), 1957
- Kiken (貴顕 The Dignitary), 1957
- Hyakuman-en Sembei (百万円煎餅 Three Million Yen), 1960
- Ai no Shokei (愛の処刑 The Execution of Love), 1960
- Suta (スタア Star), 1960
- Yūkoku (憂國 Patriotism), 1961
- Ichigo (苺 Strawberries), 1961
- Bōshi no Hana (帽子の花 Flowers on a Hat), 1962
- Mahōbin (魔法瓶 Thermos Flasks), 1962
- Tsuki (月 Moon), 1962
- Budōpan (葡萄パン Raisin Bread), 1963
- Shinju (真珠 The Pearl), 1963
- Gidōsha (自動車 The Car), 1963
- Kawaisō na Papa (可哀さうなパパ Unlucky Papa), 1963
- Ame no naka no funsui (雨のなかの噴水 Fountains in the Rain), 1963
- Kippu (切符 The Ticket), 1963
- Ken (剣 Sword), 1963
- Gettan-so Kitan (月澹荘奇譚 Mistery of Gettan Villa), 1965
- Mikumano Mōde (三熊野詣 Acts of Worship), 1965
- Kujaku (孔雀 The Peacocks), 1965
- Asa no Jun'ai (朝の純愛 Love in the Morning), 1965
- Nakama (仲間 The Company), 1966
- Eirei no Koe (英霊の聲 The Voices of the Heroic Dead), 1966
- Kōya yori (荒野より From the depth of Solitude), 1966
- Ranryō-ō (蘭陵王 Prince of Lanling), 1969
Short Story Collections
- Hanazakari no Mori (花ざかりの森 The Forest in Full Bloom), 1944
- Misaki nite no Monogatari (岬にての物語 A Story at the Cape), 1947
- Yoru no Shitaku (夜の仕度 Preparations for the Evening), 1948
- Magun no Tsūka (魔群の通過 Passing of a Host of Devils), 1949
- Kaibutsu (怪物 The Monster), 1950
- Manatsu no Shi (真夏の死 Death in Midsummer and other stories), 1953 — includes Patriotism
- Hashi-zukushi (橋づくし The Seven Bridges), 1958
- Suta (スタア Movie Star), 1961
- Mikumano Mōde (三熊野詣 Acts of Worship), 1965
Plays
Shingeki
- Rotei (路程 The Journey), 1939, unpublished.
- Ayame (あやめ Iris), 1948
- Kataku (火宅 Burning House), 1948
- Ai no Fuan (愛の不安 The Anxiety of Love), 1949
- Tōdai (灯台 The Lighthouse), 1949
- Niobe (ニオベ Niobe), 1949
- Seijo (聖女 The Holy Woman), 1949
- Tada Hodo Takai Mono wa Nai (只ほど高いものはない Nothing is as Expensive as Gratis), 1952
- Yoro no Himawari (夜の向日葵 Twilight Sunflower), 1953
- Wakodo yo Yomigaere (若人よ蘇れ Arise, Youth!), 1954
- Toketa Tennyo (溶けた天女 Celestial Beauty who Melted or Angel Lady who Melted), 1954
- Sangenshoku (三原色 Three Primary Colors), 1955
- Fune no Aisatsu (船の挨拶 Greetings at the Boat), 1955
- Shiroari no Su (白蟻の巣 The Nest of the White Ants or Termites' nest), 1955
- Daishōgai (大障碍 Steeplechase), 1956
- Rokumeikan (鹿鳴館 Rokumeikan), 1956
- Asa no Tsutsuji (朝の躑躅 Morning Azalea), 1957
- Bara to Kaizoku (薔薇と海賊 Roses and Pirates), 1958
- Onna wa Senryo Sarenai (女は占領されない Women Never Be Captured), 1959
- Nettaiju (熱帯樹 Tropical Tree: A Tragedy in Three Acts), 1960
- Toka no Kiku (十日の菊 Tenth-Day Chrysanthemums or The Day after the Fair), 1961
- Kuro-tokage (黒蜥蜴 The Black Lizard), 1961
- Yorokobi no Koto (喜びの琴 The Harp of Joy), 1964
- Koi no Hokage (恋の帆影 The Sails of Love), 1964
- Sado Kōshaku Fujin (サド侯爵夫人 Madame de Sade), 1965
- Suzaku Ke no Metsubo (朱雀家の滅亡 The Decline and Fall of the Suzaku), 1967
- Waga Tomo Hittorā (わが友ヒットラー My Friend Hitler), 1968
- Raiō no Terasu (癩王のテラス The Terrace of The Leper King), 1969
Modern Noh Plays
- Kantan (邯鄲 The Magic Pillow), 1950
- Aya no Tsuzumi (綾の鼓 The Damask Drum), 1951
- Sotoba Komachi (卒塔婆小町 Komachi at the Stupa or Komachi at the Gravepost), 1952
- Aoi no Ue (葵上 The Lady Aoi), 1954
- Hanjo (班女 The Waiting Lady with the Fan), 1955
- Dōjōji (道成寺 Dōjō Temple), 1957
- Yuya, (熊野 Yuya), 1959
- Yoroboshi (弱法師 The Begging Monk or The Blind Young Man), 1960
- Genji Kuyō, (源氏供養 Memorial Service of Prince Genji), 1962
- Busu (附子 Busu), a Modern Kyogen play written in 1957, published in 1971, but was never performed professionally.[2]
- Long After Love (Long After Love), a compilation of other Modern Noh plays for performance in New York, written in 1957, published in 1971
Kabuki
- Jigoku Hen (地獄変 Hell Screen), 1953 (based on Hell Screen, Ryūnosuke Akutagawa's short story)
- Iwashi Uri Koi Hikiami (鰯売恋曳網 The Sardine Seller's Net of Love), 1954
- Yuya (Kabuki), (熊野 (歌舞伎) Yuya (Kabuki) )1955
- Fuyō no Tsuyu Ōuchi Jikki (芙蓉露大内実記 The Blush on the White Hibiscus Blossom: Lady Fuyo and the True Account of the Ōuchi Clan), 1955
- Musume-gonomi Obi Tori no Ike (むすめごのみ帯取池 Sash Stealing Pond), 1958
- Chinsetsu Yumiharizuki (椿説弓張月 Half Moon (like a Bow and arrow setting up): The Adventures of Tametomo or literally A Wonder Tale: The Moonbow), 1969
Ballet
- Miranda, (ミランダ Miranda), 1968
Libretto
- Minoko, (美濃子 Minoko), 1964
Buyō
- Hade-kurabe Chikamatsu Musume (艶競近松娘 The Charming Figure Competition of Chikamatsu Girls), 1951
- Muromachi Hangonkō (室町反魂香 The Dead Appearance Incense in Muromachi) 1953
- Hashi-zukushi (Buyō) (橋づくし (舞踊) The Seven Bridges (Buyō)), 1958
Translated Adaptations
- Racine's Britannicus, 1957
- Oscar Wilde's Salome, 1960
- Puccini's Tosca, 1963
- Victor Hugo's Ruy Blas, 1966
Criticisms and Essays, etc.
- Sōmonka no Genryu, (相聞歌の源流 The Source of the Love Poem), 1948
- Jushosha no Kyoki, (重症者の兇器 The Murder Weapon of Seriously Ill Person), 1948
- Dan Kazuo no Hiai (檀一雄の悲哀 The Pathos of Kazuo Dan), 1951
- Kogen Hoteru (高原ホテル A Hotel in the Highlands), 1951
- Aporo no Sakazuki (アポロの杯 The Cup of Apollo), 1952, Travelogue
- Hoku-bei Kikō (Amerika Nikki) (北米紀行 (あめりか日記) North America Travelogue (American Diary))
- Nan-bei Kikō (San Pauro no "Hato no Machi") (南米紀行 (サン・パウロの「鳩の街」) South America Travelogue (San Paolo's "Pigeon Town"))
- Ōshū Kikō (欧州紀行 Europe Travelogue)
- Tabi no Omoide (旅の思ひ出 Memories of the Travel)
- Eien no Tabibito―Kawabata Yasunari-shi no Hito to Sakuhin (永遠の旅人―川端康成氏の人と作品 The Eternal Traveler―Yasunari Kawabata's Personality and Works), 1956
- Shin Renai Kōza (新恋愛講座 New Lectures about Love), 1956
- Bodi-biru tetsugaku (ボディ・ビル哲学 Philosophy of Bodybuilding), 1956
- Gakuya de kakareta Engeki-ron, (楽屋で書かれた演劇論 Backstage Essays), 1957
- Tabi no Ehon, (旅の絵本 Picture Book of a Journey), 1957 (Book Published in 1958), New York Travelogue
- Ratai to Ishō, (裸体と衣裳 Naked body and Apparel), 1959 Dairy
- Fudōtoku Kyōiku Kōza (不道徳教育講座 Lectures on Immoral Education)
- Jū-hachi-sai to Sanjū-yon-sai no Shōzōga (十八歳と三十四歳の肖像画 With 18 and 34 years:Two Portraits), 1959
- Shakai Ryōri Mishima-tei (社会料理三島亭 Cooking of Societies―Kitchen Mishima), 1960
- Hitotsu no Seijiteki iken (一つの政治的意見 Party of One), 1960
- Dai-ichi no Sei (第一の性 The First Gender), 1964
- Kyokugen to Riariti (極限とリアリティー Extremity and Reality), 1964
- Kanojo mo Naita, Watashi mo Naita―Joshi Bare (彼女も泣いた、私も泣いた―女子バレー She Cried, and I Cried―Women Volleyball), 1964 Tokyo Olympic Reports
- Watashi no Henreki Jidai (私の遍歴時代 My Wandering Years), 1963 （Book Published in 1964）, autobiography
- Me―Aru Geijutu Dansō (目―ある芸術断想 Eye―Fragmentary Thoughts about Art), 1965
- Han-teijo Daigaku (反貞女大学 College of Unchasteness), 1965 （Book Published in 1966）
- Ochaduke Nashonarizum (お茶漬ナショナリズム Chazuke Nationalism), 1966
- Ni-ni-roku Jiken to Watashi (二・二六事件と私 February 26 Incident and I), 1966
- Kokinshū to Shin-Kokinshū (古今集と新古今集 Kokin Wakashū and Shin Kokin Wakashū), 1967
- Hagakure Nyūmon (葉隠入門 Introduction to Hagakure or Hagakure: Samurai Ethic and Modern Japan, On Hagakure, The Way of the Samurai), 1967
- Taiyō to Tetsu (太陽と鉄 Sun and Steel: Art, Action and Ritual Death), 1968, a collection of autobiographical essays.
- F104 (エピロオグ―F104 Epilogue―F104) 1968
- Owari no bigaku (をはりの美学 Aesthetics of Ending) 1966
- Bunka Bōei-ron (文化防衛論 Culture Defense Theory), 1968 （Book Published in 1969）
- Wakaki Samurai no tameno Seishin Kōwa (若きサムラヒのための精神講話 Spiritual Lessons for Young Samurai), 1969
- Book title is Wakaki Samurai no tameni (若きサムラヒのために Lectures for Young Samurai)
- Jieitai Nibun-ron (自衛隊二分論 Theory of Dividing Japan Self-Defense Forces into Two), 1968 （Book Published in 1969）
- Kōdōgaku Nyūmon (行動学入門 Introductions to the Philosophy of Action), 1969 （Book Published in 1970）
- STAGE-LEFT IS RIGHT FROM AUDIENCE (舞台の左は観客からは右(沖縄と蝶々夫人の子供) Okinawa and Madame Butterfly's Offspring), 1969 - Abridged translation
- Tatenokai no koto (「楯の会」のこと The Shield Society), 1969
- Shosetsu towa Nanika (小説とは何か What is Novel), 1970 （Book Published in 1972）
- Nihon Bungaku Shoshi (日本文学小史 Some Histories of Japanese Literature), 1969 （Book Published in 1972）, an unfinished Literary criticism
- Aku no Hana (悪の華 The Flower of Evel: Kabuki), 1970
- Hatashi ete inai Yakusoku―Watashi no nakano Nijūgo-nen (果たし得てゐない約束―私の中の二十五年 The Promise that haven't fulfilled―25 years in me), 1970
- Kakumei tetsugaku toshiteno Yomegaku (革命哲学としての陽明学 Yang-ming Thought as Revolutionary Philosophy), 1970
- Koma (独楽 A Top), 1970
Lectures
- Nihon no Wakamono (日本の若者 Japanese Youth), 1961.9.18 - Holiday&University of California’s Symposium in Berkeley, California
- Watashi wa ikanishite Nihon no sakka ni nattaka (私はいかにして日本の作家となつたか How I have been grown up as the Japanese writer), 1966.4.18 - Speech in Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan
Statement
- Geki (檄 An appeal), 1970.11.25
Poems
- Icarus (イカロス Icarus), 1967 - Epilogue of Sun and Steel
- Jisei no ku (Death poem) (辞世の句 Farewell poems of Yukio Mishima), 1970.11.25
Photo subjects
- Barakei (薔薇刑 Ba Ra Kei: Ordeal by Rose), 1963 - photographer:Eikoh Hosoe
- Otoko no shi (男の死 Death of Man), 1970 - photographer: Kishin Shinoyama (Unpublished)
Film
- Yūkoku (憂國 Patriotism), 1966
Film Adaptations
- 1951, August 31, Junpaku no Yoru (純白の夜 Pure White Nights), Directed by Hideo Ōba. Starring Michiyo Kogure, Masayuki Mori, and Yukio Mishima (as an Extra).
- 1953, January 14, Natsuko no Boken (夏子の冒険 Natsuko's Adventure), Directed by Noboru Nakamura. Starring Rieko Sumi, Masao Wakahara, Keiko Awaji.
- 1953, December 8, Nipponsei (にっぽん製 Made in Japan), Directed by Kōji Shima. Starring Fujiko Yamamoto, Ken Uehara.
- 1954, October 20, Shiosai (潮騒 The Sound of Waves). Directed by Senkichi Taniguchi. Starring Akira Kubo, Kyōko Aoyama, Toshiro Mifune.
- 1957, May 28, Nagasugita Haru (永すぎた春 Too Much of Spring). Directed by Shigeo Tanaka. Starring Ayako Wakao, Hiroshi Kawaguchi, Eiji Funakoshi.
- 1957, October 29, Bitoku no Yoromeki (美徳のよろめき The Misstepping of Virtue). Directed by Kō Nakahira. Starring Yumeji Tukioka, Rentarō Mikuni.
- 1958, August 19, Enjō (炎上 Conflagration) (金閣寺 The Temple of the Golden Pavilion). Directed by Kon Ichikawa. Starring Ichikawa Raizō, Tatsuya Nakadai, Ganjirō Nakamura.
- 1959, January 9, Fudōtoku Kyōiku Kōza (不道徳教育講座 Lectures on Immoral Education), Directed by Katsumi Nishikawa. Starring Shirō Ōsaka, Yumeji Tukioka, Hiroyuki Nagato, Masumi Okada, and Yukio Mishima (as the Navigator).
- 1959, February 24, Tōdai (灯台 The Lighthouse), Directed by Hedeo Suzuki. Starring Akira Kubo, Keiko Tsushima.
- 1961, February 15, Ojōsan (お嬢さん Mademoiselle), Directed by Tarō Yuge. Starring Ayako Wakao, Hiroshi Kawaguchi.
- 1962, March 14, Kurotokage (黒蜥蜴 The Black Lizard), Directed by Umeji Inoue. - Musical Film. Starring Machiko Kyō, Minoru Ōki.
- 1964, March 14, Ken (剣 Sword). Directed by Kenji Misumi. Starring Ichikawa Raizō.
- 1964, April 29, Shiosai (潮騒 The Sound of Waves), Directed by Kentarō Morinaga. Starring Sayuri Yoshinaga, Mitsuo Hamada.
- 1964, May 23, Kemono no Tawamure (獣の戯れ The Flirtation of Beasts), Directed by Sōkichi Tomimoto. Starring Ayako Wakao.
- 1965, February 14, Nikutai no Gakkō (肉体の学校 The School of Flesh), Directed by Ryō Kinoshita. Starring Kyōko Kishida, Tsutomu Yamazaki.
- 1966, April 12, Yūkoku (憂國 Patriotism). Directed by Yukio Mishima and Domoto Masaki. Starring Yukio Mishima.
- 1966, June 22, Fukuzatsuna Kare (複雑な彼 That Complicated Guy), Directed by Kōji Shima. Starring Jiro Tamiya, Mariko Taka, Nobuo Nakamura, Edith Hanson.
- 1967, February 18, Ai no Kawaki (愛の渇き Thirst for Love). Directed by Koreyoshi Kurahara. Starring Ruriko Asaoka, Nobuo Nakamura.
- 1968, August 14, Kurotokage (黒蜥蜴 The Black Lizard). Directed by Kinji Fukasaku. Starring Akihiro Miwa, Isao Kimura, and Yukio Mishima (as a Human Statue). Based on a novel by Edogawa Rampo and an adaptation by Yukio Mishima.
- 1971, September 24, Shiosai (潮騒 The Sound of Waves), Directed by Shirō Moritani. Starring Itsuto Asahina, Midori Onozato.
- 1972, November 11, Ongaku (音楽 The Music). Directed by Yasuzo Masumura. Starring Noriko Kurosawa, Toshiyuki Hosokawa.
- 1975, April 26, Shiosai (潮騒 The Sound of Waves), Directed by Katsumi Nishikawa. Starring Momoe Yamaguchi, Tomokazu Miura.
- 1976, July 17, Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺 The Temple of the Golden Pavilion). Directed by Yoichi Takabayashi. Starring Saburo Shinoda, Toshio Shiba.
- 1976, August 28, Gogo no Eikō (午後の曳航 The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea). Directed by Lewis John Carlino. Starring Sarah Miles, Kris Kristofferson.
- 1980, November 15, Kōfukugō Shuppan (幸福号出帆 The S.S. Happiness Sets Sail), Directed by Kōichi Saitō. Starring Mariko Fuji.
- 1983, November 2, Ai no Shokei (愛の処刑 The Execution of Love), Directed by Masayoshi Nogami. Starring Hesuke Miki, Hajime Ishigami.
- 1985, October 10, Shiosai (潮騒 The Sound of Waves), Directed by Tugunobu Kotani. Starring Chiemi Hori, Shingo Tsurumi, Tetsurō Tanba.
- 1986, September 20, Rokumeikan (鹿鳴館 The Rokumeikan), Directed by Kon Ichikawa. Starring Ruriko Asaoka, Bunta Sugawara, Kōji Ishizaka, Kiichi Nakai, Kyōko Kishida, Yasuko Sawaguchi.
- 1998, November 18, L'École de la chair (肉体の学校 The School of Flesh). Directed by Benoit Jacquot. Starring Isabelle Huppert, Vincent Martinez, Vincent Lindon, Jean-Louis Richard, Marthe Keller.
- 2005, October 29, Haru no Yuki (春の雪 Spring Snow). Directed by Isao Yukisada. Starring Satoshi Tumabuki, Yūko Takeuchi, Sousuke Takaoka, Ayako Wakao.
Starring
- 1960, May 23, Karakkaze Yarō (からっ風野郎 Afraid to Die). Directed by Yasuzo Masumura. Starring Yukio Mishima and Ayako Wakao.
- 1969, August 9, Hitokiri (人斬り Hitokiri). Directed by Hideo Gosha. Starring Shintaro Katsu, Tatsuya Nakadai, Yujiro Ishihara and Yukio Mishima.
References
- ↑ Sato, Hideaki; Inoue, Takashi; Yamanaka, Takeshi (2005). 決定版 三島由紀夫全集・第42巻・年譜・書誌 [Final edition-Yukio Mishima complete works No.42-Biographical sketch and Bibliography] (in Japanese). Shinchosha. ISBN 978-4106425820.
- ↑ Yukio Mishima. Laurence Kominz, ed. Mishima on Stage: The Black Lizard & Other Plays. Center for Japanese Studies. p. 189. ISBN 9781929280438.
Further reading
- Sato, Hideaki; Inoue, Takashi; Yamanaka, Takeshi (2005). 決定版 三島由紀夫全集・第42巻・年譜・書誌 [Final edition-Yukio Mishima complete works No.42-Biographical sketch and Bibliography] (in Japanese). Shinchosha. ISBN 978-4106425820.
- Sato, Hideaki; Inoue, Takashi; Matsumoto, Tōru (2000). 三島由紀夫事典 [Yukio Mishima Encyclopedia] (in Japanese). Bensei-shuppan. ISBN 978-4585060185.
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