Kokichi Tsuburaya's suicide note

Kokichi Tsuburaya's suicide note is full of gratitude to his parents' brother and sister-in-law, full of lingering words, and full of nostalgia for the world. Finally, he decided to force himself to make a farewell gesture and wrote in his suicide note:

"Parents: Lucky is exhausted and can't run. Please forgive me!

"Father, mother's adult: The yam eaten in these three days is delicious, and the persimmons and glutinous rice cakes are also delicious. Xiong Min's brother and sister-in-law: your sushi is delicious. Brother Yan and Sister-in-law: your perilla rice and Nanman pickles are really delicious.

"Brother and sister-in-law: The grape juice and tonic wine you brought are delicious, and thank you for washing them for me often ..." This suicide note caused a sensation in the Japanese archipelago. Yasunari Kawabata, a Nobel Prize in Literature winner in his later years, praised this suicide note, calling it "a beautiful, sincere and sad masterpiece". Kawabata Yasunari wrote: "Beauty is true, and sorrow is human." Kokichi Tsuburaya committed suicide under great pressure. At that time, he was only 28 years old and in his prime. He is a star of long-distance running, a meritorious minister who created Japan to win medals, and should be protected by the government and citizens. However, Kokichi Tsuburaya fell down under the influence of the champion, leaving this sentence in his suicide note: "I am tired and can't run any more."

In addition, Japanese writer's prose "Appreciating Red Leaves" and China writer Jiang's prose "Why I Dare Not Leave a Room" both talked about their suicide notes and made relevant comments.