Mishima's interview 5 Mishima: Ms. Fukuda, when girls in young generation read my works, do you think they think my works are indecent? Girl: No, I don't think so. However, though in the range of my reading, I think women's weakness are affirmed, so I talked to my friends about it , saying "We are more strong, aren't we?" Mishima: For example, I wrote a girl's main character in Yoromeki as an ideal women for me. But women got angry, saying "How weak she is". I was roundly said like that by women's critics. Girl: I think she acted before thinking in her way of living. Boy: But I wonder if women think. Mishima: Hahahaha, big problem. Fufufufuf, big problem. Girl: Women think in their own way. Boy: I think there is an opinion that women who lack the ability of thinking are fine as it is. Mishima: I would rather be close to the opinion. That is to say, I think there is a big difference between what men think and what women think. Women's thought are close to the earth and nature, while men's are separated from there. At first glance, men's thought are very clear, logic and organized, but separated from the power of the earth before we know.