Fajr Temple

Yukio Mishima attracts and amazing spontaneity, the reader to worlds of the Far East with his wonderful charm, and with his mystery that evokes admiration. A literary craftsmanship enveloped by a strange sense of philosophy, description, and human creativity that allows open-mindedness to the civilization of that country, its customs, beliefs, and its social and intellectual course. A novel embodying the result of the philosophy of human existence represented by the idea of reincarnation. Thus, Honda, the central hero, finds himself in the dawn crossing, hostage to his idea of reincarnation of souls, he is the first hero of himself, and he begins in this novel with a role from his new life roles.