Mishima Yukio Literary Museum, Literary museum in Japan
The Mishima Yukio Literary Museum is dedicated to the life and works of the prolific Japanese author Yukio Mishima.
Yukio Mishima was a significant figure in 20th century Japanese literature, known for his avant-garde writing style and controversial life.
The museum showcases Mishima's literary accomplishments, personal artifacts, and provides insights into post-war Japanese culture.
Located in Yamanakako, visitors can explore the museum to learn more about one of Japan's most enigmatic writers.
Designed by architect Hiroshi Ōune, the museum is a biographical and literary archive, reflecting Mishima's profound impact on Japanese literature.
Location: Yamanakako
Founder: Shōichi Saeki
Architect: Hiroshi Ōune
Official opening: July 3, 1999
Floors above the ground: 2
Address: 日本山梨県南都留郡山中湖村平野506-296 401-0502
Website: mishimayukio.jp
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