The End of Zenkyōtō: Mishima’s Death and Osaka Expo as Symbols

Mishima’s suicide marks an endpoint for radical student movements and heralds a shift towards modernization and cultural reinvention within Japan; both events signal two turning points between tradition and modern progress that define contemporary Japanese identity.

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Arts Culture and Language
Published
2025-02-21
DOI
https://doi.org/10.61173/ar3mfm95
Primary Topic
Japanese History and Culture
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The End of Zenkyōtō: Mishima’s Death and Osaka Expo as Symbols

鋭 舛谷
Arts Culture and Language
Japanese History and Culture
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The End of Zenkyōtō: Mishima’s Death and Osaka Expo as Symbols

鋭 舛谷
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Abstract

Mishima’s suicide marks an endpoint for radical student movements and heralds a shift towards modernization and cultural reinvention within Japan; both events signal two turning points between tradition and modern progress that define contemporary Japanese identity.

Arts Culture and LanguageVol. 1(11)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Japanese History and Culture
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