Talk:Fusao Hayashi
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Unsupported statement
[edit]The statement "Mishima Yukio regarded Hayashi Fusao as his mentor, although the two had a falling out after a meeting in 1966, and Mishima was later highly critical of Hayashi in a critique published in 1971" is not supported by any of the four references given and thereby subject to possible deletion. It is also important to note that Mishima died in 1970, so the critique would have been published posthumously. Robert Kerber (talk) 14:40, 29 July 2023 (UTC)
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