Japanese writer Yukio

Usage examples of mishima.

Mishima were ornate today in blue cloaks trimmed with red and yellow, and red coats with blue cuffs and lapels edged in yellow.

Mishima by the light of the moon and the big lanterns hung from the outlying shops and tea houses.

The first thing he saw upon emerging from the bathroom was a framed photo of Yukio Mishima, the samurai-poet who had committed hara-kiri in 1970 in order to dramatize to an uncomprehending nation a death of uniqueness: the dissolution of traditional Japanese values in the noisome cauldron of the ethos of the West.

In ill humor, Buntaro told her Toranaga had changed his mind again, that now he was ordered to Mishima temporarily.

Then, everything completed - even the formal cha invitation tomorrow to the eight most influential Mama-sans in Mishima to discuss a matter of great import - she sank gratefully into a perfect bath, "Ahhhhhhhhh!

The hospital had given me a little anti-invasive treatment that was supposed to last a week or soone more item on the bill Mishima was payingbut I was still eagerly avoiding micros of any description as much as I could.

Omi was to base himself in Mishima for the time being, to guard that section of the Tokaido Road, and to prepare palanquins and horses in sufficient quantity for Toranaga and the considerable entourage that was necessary to a formal state visit.