Yukio Mishima's Last Day
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2018
- On the day of his suicide #seppuku, Yukio Mishima made an impassioned speech to army troops, calling on them to rise up and "restore the emperor". Mishima was one of the most influential Japanese writers of the 20th century and was considered for the Nobel Prize three times. He voiced his political ideas publicly and was ready to go a long way for his ideas. As his suicide notes later revealed, he expected to fail, but hoped that his seppuku would transform Japan.
Taken from the fourth chapter of Paul Schrader's brilliant 1985 film "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters" depicting the life and work of the writer Yukio Mishima. This last day brings to life the ritual suicide committed by Mishima on November 25, 1970 in Japan. This act of seppuku did not go according to plan, and according to many media critics and politicians of the time, the suicide was also pointless: at best, an artistic performance by a showman and, at worst, a futile gesture by a deranged extremist.
Mishima was a hardcore nationalist, who wanted to restore the divinity of the emperor, strengthen Japan's army and discard the country's pacifist constitution. He felt western values were invading and weakening Japan like a cancer. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
conclusion, never try to throw the goverment and army at the lunchtime.
lol you're right. The movie Brazil (Terry Gilliam 1985) made that same joke: "It's my lunch hour"
It was just some dumb larp, my guy
hahaha....
Indeed
あっ？
"His voice may be silenced but his words live on."
I'm stay forever grateful to you for this video.
Thank you so much.
Dear Mishima, may he rest in peace forever.❤🩹
I wish you eternal happiness and peaceful days.
この映画を観て、緒形拳さんの大ファンになりました。
総監室における楯の会会員４人の様子も本当に違和感無く迫力満点です。
楯の会は当時おもちゃの兵隊やホテルのドアボーイって言われていたけど、若い女性ファンがかなりいたと記憶しています。
雑誌もよく取り上げていました。
しかしよく再現されていますね。
市ヶ谷駐屯地の1号館は郡山市の合同庁舎で撮影されたとのことですが、この建物も歴史ある素晴らしい建造物ですから、どうか取り壊さず保存して欲しいです。
この映画も日本でのDVD化を望んでいます。
三島由紀夫と一九七〇年の特典で発売されていますよ。
After his death, Japan has become a country just as what he said.
What did he say? No subtitles lmao.
@@stealthkills just read his books
It also has to do with the fact that most of their male population work pedestrian pencil pusher jobs instead actual labor jobs that are supposed to be occupied by men. They import their labor workers or outsource their labor when the wages arent even that high in Japan anyway. Like my bros from japan told me, that an office worker, working full-time and their crazy overtime can make as low or as less than a worker at a convenience store there. They need to outsource the corporate to the US or Europe and bring back their production to Japan. Young men are supposed to do labor work in their 20-30's then in their 40s start working hybrid, doing both a management desk job and getting their hands dirty from time to time, and by their 50s they should be working a desk job til around their 70s. Labor jobs are looked down upon by societies with weaking male populations and low & declining birth rates. The way it is now, the jobs they work only depress them which screws testosterone levels. Men need labor jobs for maintaining testosterone levels. Making college accessible to all while not requiring a minimum physical criteria for men is what makes a society of a bunch of pansies. College itself, in the co-ed nature that we know now, is more designed for the sake of raising women. Look at Europe for instance. Proud of themselves for all the abundant education but the only real men they have, come from the caucuses. It's not about going to war or this military stuff. It's about what society expects from men and how it propels men to that.
@@animangafan342 lol
@@Rabhadh tl;dr version: men need to work jobs for men to feel like men. Modern day college is made for raising chicks. Hentai is art.
Okay maybe that last one wasn't in there but I'm stickin to it.
こんなドラマがあったんですね。知りませんでした。ありがとうございます❗️
"to survive in this atmosphere you must wear a mask" wise words that resonate today....
この映画、確か昭和５８年頃の制作だと思うけど、すごい映像がきれい。私が最初に見たときはアナログ的で
こんなにキレイじゃなかった。
この６年後に市ヶ谷駐屯地で勤務してた。
かしゆかさん？
昭和58年って西暦で説明したら、何年でしょうか？
@@watarikeito 83
Music at the start is some kind of midi of the third movement to Phillip Glass' violin concerto, if anyone was wondering.
This place no longer exists. It has been redeveloped into a large skyscraper for the Minister of Defense. Ken Ogata, who played Yukio Mishima, passed away in 2008.
Subordination in the Japanese army was on high level.
His predictions ultimately came to pass. If he gave that speech today he would undoubtedly gain more support
クーデターを呼びかけた誇大妄想狂が正しかった事など、事件後一度たりともありません。日本は敗戦後、民主主義というルールで生き残ることに賭け、平和です。
Happy new year
4:11 引っ越しのサカイ初代CMでブレイクし、今や名脇役の徳井優さんですよね。
見事な編集！これでも1本の映画です。
そうですね。TH-camって、素晴らしい‼️
^_^
緒形拳に付き従ってるのって、三上博史と引っ越しのサカイの人じゃね？？？
三上博史ですね！
三島由紀夫先生は、夭折を華々しく演出したかったのだろう。
必要なのは、美しく鍛練された(肉体)と命をかけられるほどの(大義)❗
全ては、自身が美しく夭折する為だけに民営組織を作ったように思えます。個人的な意見ですが。だから三島由紀夫は、己の本懐を達成して勝利したのだと
Mishima did not die, became something timeless, enchanted, while the others rot in their quiet homes...
And hate on him in the comments
I bet your mother is proud
You just don't understand this movie at all.
@@NormAppleton I think I do.
the man he made the movie paul schrader understanded mishima probably more than anyone, and he went against and said his ideologys were horrible
If his still alive till this time. He will be very disappointed with Japan right now.
But.....
おもちゃの兵隊は楯の会の方ではなく実は自衛隊の方だったと言うパラドックスをこの時日本国民は知る由もなかったしかし今、はっきりと分かる三島由紀夫の予言した通りに日本は今だけ金だけ自分だけの国に成り果てた。😢
自衛官を傷付けた時点で何の擁護もできません あと昼飯前にやるから誰も話なんか聞きませんわ
@@matsuyuki130
彼の話をまともに聞いていればそんなマヌケな意見は出てこないでしょうね
自衛隊という現実を生けてない人間が何を言っても聞く耳もたないよ。
@@user-yh9pd5hz5t
自衛隊員に自衛隊と言う生を与えてるのは国民だからね、私と真逆の思想人だった戦後おそらく一般的なと言うかちょっとマルクス齧ってまーすって言う似非左翼や最近、大御所になってしまった柄谷行人なんかに影響を与えた吉本隆明の思想の「共同幻想」が答えではある、戦争を欲さない隊、武器はあっても実務的には「竹槍」の方が効力を持つ、絶対的にアメリカのコントロール下にある隊それを良しとする「日本国民」の共同幻想が自衛隊である、そこから逃れ得る唯一の方法は三島の様に私設の「軍隊」を持つしかないと言う事、現行の自衛隊員は国民の「共同幻想」と言う生(なま)を生きている。
三島由紀夫先生は先見性のある方ですね！先生の予言どおりの状態に日本はなっている気がします。危機感をそろそろ持たなければいけない時です。
この映画が日本で放映されない、ソフト化されない、という現状は非常に勿体無いと思います。
現代の戦後日本の国民が意識することの無くなった日本国の精神的支柱が何か？ということをこの映画では伺い知ることができると思います。
その通り。
まずは既存のテレビ局を解体し、保守系メディアを新たに生み出す必要があります。
なに、極左から右翼に変わるだけの話。
三島由紀夫と一九七〇年でDVD化されています
Mishima should’ve brought a loud speaker
22:24 緒形拳は、味わい深い演技をする役者である。しかし、この場面は違う。絶叫している。なりふり構っていない。凄い。
天国で楽しく過ごして下さい。
『11・25自決の日』に比べるとよく再現していると思う。
the victors write history, some of the soldiers actually loved his speech
Probably it's true. But there was nothing they could have done. They were absolute minority...
@@heitord5539 Yes; most of them heckled him.
actually from simple history youtube i heard the soldier say japan was more peaceful now
he knew he would die there
@@kakt exactly, he wasn't thing to overthrow the government, he was trying to manufacture a situation in which he could die a glorious death
この方は日本になくてはならなかった
実質、右翼はなぁ、、、上野で菊の御紋の旗を地面に擦りながら走ってたし、ちょっとね
@@scrowbasiri7449 さん
極右も極左もろくな人いませんね
でも、そんな人たちが大声出してるから俺みたいな若僧が疑問に思い、興味を持ち調べ始めるんだよね。
何年か前に街宣車に乗ってる極左しばき隊の写真が出回って左翼の自作自演だってバレたのよ
@yuto 人によるよ？
外人が右翼やってたりするときあるし、最悪国籍他国の人とか、、、(施設警備で経験した)
Such unfair destiny.. Mishina was born at least one era after his time.
Oh no, he could have gone to war and faked TB.
This American movie portrays facts exactly like a documentary.
In the end, Mishima was seppuku. His actions shock and confuse Japanese society.
Japan's economy at that time was growing, surpassing the 1940 level and trying to rise further.
No one felt the need for a coup.
On the contrary, Mishima's actions reminded the Japanese of the nightmare between 1936 and 1945,
when the civilian prime minister was assassinated and the Army robbed politics.
Instead of mourning Mishima, the media and intellectuals at the time criticized it thoroughly.
What he did was correct tho
this prove my theory that if the economic are good. human are ok with all type of rule .and vice versa . most people are dumb
@Pope Leo X why? Just because I have my own opinion?
@Pope Leo X Mishima was correct. Time has proven that. He died with heroic honor.
The media and intellectuals are usually evil and treacherous.
Become the endless symbol and message for Japan to remind them on dying nationalism, this man is my endless inspiration to be something like that.
Grande, noble e inolvidable Mishima.
Paul Shrader, you genius
Arguably one of the best films ever made.
@@Wapak95 It's pretty great, yes
緒形拳さんが三島由紀夫役やったんだ、、、😮
なんでだろう。凄く中毒性のある動画
What song do Mishima and the other Tatenokai members start singing at 6:01?
今の時代に必要な男
The guards are very brave facing off people armed with sword barehehand.
画面から、役者から、音楽から、すみずみまでピンと張り詰めた意識が伝わってくる。かっこいい映画だなー。
SNSがある今の時代ならば主義主張をいくらでも発信出来た。本当に残念な事件だと思う。
しかしこれがあったからこそ彼の魂は多くの日本人に受け継がれている。
Play this with auto-generated Japanese to English closed captioning...
Voodoo, then erotic and leather.
whoever directed this deserves an award
The director was Paul Schrader.
Writer of Taxi Driver.
彼は美に生き美と共に…
これ実際にもヤジがすごかったらしいけど、三島の言い分をクリアに聞きたかったな。
テロリストの妄言を？
言論で世論を動かせない作家😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Where's the end? That's the best part, dudes second misses three times, then another dude steps in, does it, does the other dude for fucking it up, then gets four years.
I need you to be my go to film synopses guy.
Ouch
Author Yukio Mishima's reasons for his self-inflicted death are intertwined with complex and multifaceted factors. Yukio Mishima was a significant figure in Japan's literary realm, and interpretations of his life and death vary among experts and researchers. However, generally speaking, the following factors are often mentioned:
Nationalism and Loyalty: Mishima had a strong interest in Japan's traditions and nationalist values. He admired the Self-Defense Forces and resonated with Japan's restorationist movements. He also held beliefs in traditional Japanese bushido spirit and loyalty.
Novel "The Sea of Fertility" and the Incident: Mishima wrote the novel "The Sea of Fertility," in which he depicted the inner lives of young individuals in the Self-Defense Forces. Concerns about the political turmoil and leftist movements of the late 1960s were reflected in his work. Then, on November 25, 1970, after the novel's publication, Mishima led a group of Self-Defense Forces members in an attempted coup. However, the coup failed, and Mishima ended his own life.
Self-Evaluation and Sense of Failure: While Mishima held a high self-opinion regarding his works and artistic achievements, he also experienced internal loneliness and a sense of failure. The failure of the coup might have been a significant blow to him.
Bushido and Honor: Mishima valued the concepts of bushido (samurai code) and honor. It's possible that he intended to express his beliefs through his act of self-inflicted death. Being true to the principles of bushido and personal ideals might have been crucial to him.
Yukio Mishima's self-inflicted death resulted from a complex interplay of many factors, and uncovering the exact motives behind it may be challenging. Nevertheless, his life and works continue to be remembered as part of Japan's literature and history.
You generated this with ChatGPT lmao ew
@@Kurt0vmy first thought too lol
2年前の大学1年生の時、授業でこれ見たんだけど全く理解できなかった。でも今は理解できる。戦争を経験した人の死生観は現代の私たちには異様に感じてしまうけど、知らなきゃいけないことだと思う。
20代の頃、これレンタルされてました。観ました。
車の中で歌っているのは、村田英雄の『人生劇場』かと思ったのですが、違うんですか?
題名は何でしょうか?
当時は名優:緒方さんが大活躍の時代。三島先生は面長の男性なので…。然し💥新国劇の緒方さんは､立ち回りの名手✨軍刀も絵になります!。初々しい✨三上さん。シャルウィダンス?の彼､徳井優もお若いです。制作者の本気度も素晴らしい。"お宝"動画up💖有り難うございます🙇当時､学生だった自分の印象と､今……。やっと先生を理解できる事が恥ずかしい。
自衛官集まる前に機動隊が先に配置につけるのすご
若松版と比べると細部こだわりと金の掛け方が違う。 楯の会制服ひとつとっても若松版はシワが目立つ、本作はシワひとつなく仕立て素材の良さが一目瞭然。
周り走る車も当時車両(ドアミラースカイラインが一瞬だけど)よく集めてる。
邦画は貧弱ダメダメ、ハリウッドマンセーとは言わないけど(苦笑
しかし本作が三島未亡人により上映禁止された事は残念。 ネット無い頃、VHSで苦心して輸入した、確か3万円近く掛かった記憶がある。
烏丸せつことか沢田研二とか出てるんだよね。
凄い４０年前の首都高は今と変わらんね
注目するのは首都高かいよ？
周りに写っているタクシーや一般車は１９８４年ごろのクラウンやR30型スカイライン。
撮影は1984年ごろかと思いますが現代映画は時代考証や撮影が難しいと思う。
磯部浅一の霊に取りつかれてたって話はとても有名。
当時の映像を観ると最後の演説で三島由紀夫は「二ホン」と言っていた。「ニッポン」とは一度も言っていなかった。緒形拳が「ニッポン」と言っていたのは残念だった。「二ホン」という言い方は日本の歴史・文化・伝統から生まれた。詰まる音（促音）濁る音（半濁音）がない。常に第二音節にアクセントがあり”hon”という音声が耳に残る。守られるべき最も美しいものの一つであると私は思う。
基本その通りなのですが戦時中、母の女学校に軍事教練に来た将校が、女生徒の発した「二ホン」を聞きとがめ、「ニッポンと言え!!」と激怒したという実話があります。三島先生は確かに「二ホン」でしたが、当時の軍人は語気の強さを重んじて、このように発していたようです。「ダイニッポンテイコク、バンザーイ!」も象徴的ですしね。映画では緒形拳に「二ホン」と言わせるのが正当と同感しますが、以上のような往時の事実もあり、ご参考に供すれば幸いです。
In this film, Mr. Ogata's portrayal of Mr. Mishima seems to be an exceptionally fitting choice.
The nazis in this comment thread say he wasn't pretty enough.
Who knows what he would have thought about waifu
一人もいないのか⁈一人もいないのか⁈いないのか⁈いないだな……
これ結局親族の方の反対とかなんとかで日本で上映も販売もされなかったんだよね（ ; ; ）アメリカ版のDVDあるけど日本の機械じゃ見れなくて困ってる…
三島由紀夫と一九七〇年の特典でDVD化されています。
1番いいところで…
演説している建物は、○○県の地方合同庁舎で、私はここに5年間勤務していました。
one of the greats, for all time
“Perfect purity is possible if you turn your life into a line of poetry written with a splash of blood.”
― Yukio Mishima, Runaway Horses
Absolutely goddamn right.
De Veelvraat
That’s a psychopath’s credo.
@kelman727 The meaning is right there in the video with Mishima's actions and those of his followers. He turned what he wrote into truth. Ultimately, he saw the futility of it, but still ended up practicing what he preached to the very end. That takes a really strong person. While other writers and artists collect social problems as mere fodder for their artwork and do nothing to advance their solutions, he actually made an effort in line with his thought. You have to respect that on an existential level, even if you think he's an eccentric. It shows a devotion that is wholly absent in a world ruled by money and comfort.
WTF does that even mean? What a loser.
@@rubico1894 Do you actually have the slightest idea what this fruitcake believed? Do you think you should be ruled by an Emperor? There was a reason the real army laughed at this guy.
@@Ken_Scaletta Yes, I've read his works and biographies about him, have you? First off, he didn't believe Japan should be "ruled by an Emperor" (he was actually in favor of "democracy" btw), insomuch as have a figure like the Emperor to be worshipped in a religious fashion. However, the Emperor worship was symbolic, not literal, he considered the idea of the Emperor as a representation of the Japanese people and their culture. He criticized the actual flesh and blood emperor openly and was threatened by other nationalists for it.
Ultimately, at the heart of the Mishima incident wasn't an actual attempt to change the government and give all power to Emperor, for one because he saw it to be futile. It was theater. He planned to die that day and turn the "coup" symbolic -- essentially turning his life into a "line of poetry written with a splash of blood", it was the natural conclusion of his philosophy. Read Sun and Steel. This is all I'll give you. Go do your own research.
今の結果を見ると、この人は新党を作って日本の政界で活躍することが正解だった
you must understand that as member of the losing side of WW2 that your population is in the hands of a government that's contrived and totally in control of foreign capital that has control of your total politics through capitalism. You must as a population break free of this paradigm by following the extra-electotal measures
そのとおり
He wouldnt have wanted to participate in it. It seemed he was sick of the cowardly political bureaucracy and wanted life to return to how it used to be during the edo period or before.
he is true samurai！！
職業軍人でもない、ただの公務員に三島の言葉は響くはずもなく
that uniform is quite neat though
Yes, I was thinking the same thing.
Were they passing the entrance check point in those uniforms? No guard feels strange about that?
true patriots
29:22 "TennoHeika, Banzai!"
この人が死んだことで専守防衛の矛盾点をさらけだしたね。
Ignore the stop sign.9:01
この事件 私が小学生のころ生中継で観ました、切腹したと母が聞いてビックリ仰天でした
My dad went inside the room after the incident where Mishima committed suicide. He said it made a squishy sound when he stepped on the carpet because it was soaked with Mishima's blood. It was pretty shocking to a 10-year-old at the time.
Wow can you explain more of the story
@@jmister28 Well, I wasn't even born yet when Mishima committed suicide. So not much from me lol But I'll ask my dad for more details. And you can also check out the room where Mishima committed his suicide. It's inside the Defense Ministry in Tokyo. I think there's a tour.
I worked at this garrison.
It was 30 years ago
合掌
三島の自死は意味の無いものだったのか？
国の将来を憂い、決起する事は茶番でしかないのか？
少なくとも、行動を起こせず、言いなりになるだけの乾いた人生を歩むよりかはマシな生き方だとは思う。
三嶋自身国の将来など憂いていなかったよ。一番自分らしくない死に方をしただけさ。
三島らしい最後、涙が出る。しかしながらもっと生きて、畳の上で死んで欲しかつた。合掌。
Without English subtitles, I don't know what he was saying. But, whatever he was saying, his audience certainly didn't dig it.
Farewell Last True Samurai!!!
The hell he wasn't. Just another right-wing nutjob hankering after a past that will never return. Pathetic.
@@andrewjones-productions Copy pasting replies. I see that you're the pathetic one here lol.
自衛官が集まるシーンは「ブルースブラザーズ」を思い出す。
from movie: Mishima: A Life In Four Chapters (1985, USA)
where can i find the 4k version of this?
Criterion Bluray is the best quality version of this film available on the market
@@loke5551 I see what you're saying. I have no idea why the 4k bd remux is not available. Maybe it's because the restoration just became available this summer and it's kinda expensive to get. I purchased Mishima on criterion (www.criterion.com/films/588-mishima-a-life-in-four-chapters) and the website clearly states "New, restored 4K digital transfer of the director’s cut, supervised and approved by director Paul Schrader". That's probably the only way to watch it in 4k right now as far as I know.
実際は同時多発テロやって全て失敗してたからせめてもって演説させてもらった感がある
なんだったら首謀者って分かってたから逃げられないように誘い込まれたまであるしな
一番重要な
演説の内容が
飛ばされてる
Se lucha por la lucha, no para vencer.
I cant found this movie in italian or in french 😭😭😭
多分無いなー。ドキュメンタリーのほうがあるかも。
When you go Seppuku, get a good head chopper offer. Kimitake Hiraoka had a crummy one and needed a replacement to fill in.
How can you carry a sword into a base?
素敵な再現ドラマをありがとうございます。
私は、三島由紀夫氏を尊敬し、彼の思想を受け継ぐ者です。
言霊を愛し、言葉を重んじた彼には自決という道ではなく、生きて日本を変えて欲しかった。正しいか、正しくないかは別として、自衛隊の皆さんも三島由紀夫氏も日本を愛していたはずなので。
君は安重根とかも好きそうだね
@@nattousenbeiん
安重根は、真っ当な日本の右翼なら、皆、認めていますよ。
「民族の行く末を憂いて、執った行動は支持する」と。
日本及び日本人を無批判に賞賛するだけが「愛国者」では断じてありません。
無知無学無教養なウヨクは、もはやカルト信者ですから、日本及び日本人の非を認めたくないでしょうけどね。
又、安重根事件は、戦前の五・一五事件関係者も皆、日本の非を批判し、彼を支持しています。
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君はって…上からやし笑
懐かしい市ヶ谷駐屯地
日本未公開ですが、VHSで見た事があります。
one of the great men
7分くらいに映ったR30スカイラインは正直なところとても残念
これ、日本の映画館では上映されてないんですかね？
実際の三島由紀夫邸の前の道は、クルマ１台やっと入れる狭い路地です。2024年現在、娘さん夫妻が住んでらっしゃるそうです。
19:12 地球儀ボヨンボヨンで草
地球儀ボヨンボヨンは草。
He can speak english when I saw a video
This is not just relevant to Japan, but the West as well, where similar lethargy in men, lurks. Mishima evokes a revolutionary example, literally and metaphorically. Dostoyevsky examined a similar paradigm in his novel, "The Idiot." Remember, "Words in action. Action in words."
He was warning against the western way of life
what's the song at 6:00?
They are singing the lyrics of this one th-cam.com/video/ll7O-Xd6kMU/w-d-xo.html known as "唐獅子牡丹" (reads as: Karashishi Peony)
I want his uniform
Yeah, you would freakshow.
昼飯云々とかよりも、せめて幹部だけを集めてたならまだ変わったのかもなぁ。しかしこのような方が残って日本の論壇を支えてくれていたら今の日本の右も左も大分違っていたのかと思うと実に惜しい人をなくしたよなぁ
生きて色々言うよりも、自決したことの方が後世に語り継がれて、三島由紀夫の言いたかったことが伝わるのではないかな
このとき死んだからセンセーショナルになってこうして語り継がれているに過ぎないと思う。