Younger brother, Mainichi Publishing Culture Award Special Award, 1996 'Chichi' nakushite kuni tatazu ("父"なくして国立たず), No Country can Stand without "Father", 1997 Sensen fukoku 'Nō' to ieru Nihon keizai -Amerika no kin'yū dorei kara no kaihō- (宣戦布告「NO」と言える日本経済 ―アメリカの金融奴隷からの解放―), Declaration of War, Economy of Japan That Can Say No - Liberation from America's financial slavery, 1998 Hokekyō o ikiru(法華経を生きる), To Live the Lotus Sutra, 1998 Seisan (聖餐), Eucharist, 1999 Kokka naru gen'ei (国家なる幻影), An Illusion called Nation, 1999 Amerika shinkō wo suteyo 2001 nen kara no nihon senryaku (「アメリカ信仰」を捨てよ ―2001年からの日本戦略), Stop worshipping America - Japan strategy from 2001, 2000 Boku wa kekkon shinai (僕は結婚しない), I Won't Marry, 2001 Ima 'Tamashii' no kyōiku (いま「魂」の教育), Now, 'Spirit' Education, 2001 Ei'en nare, nihon -moto sōri to tochiji no katariai (永遠なれ、日本 -元総理と都知事の語り合い), Japan Forever – A Talk between Ex-Premier and Tokyo governor (in collaboration with Yasuhiro Nakasone), 2001 Oite koso jinsei (老いてこそ人生), To get Old is the Life, 2002 Hi no shima (火の島), Island of Fire, 2008 Watashi no suki na nihonjin (私の好きな日本人), My Favorite Japanese People, 2008 Saisei(再生), Recovery, 2010 Shin Darakuron -Gayoku to tenbatsu (新・堕落論-我欲と天罰),New "On Decadance" - Greed and Divine Punishment, 2011 Translation work Robert Ringer: Winning Through Intimidation, 1978 Translations in English The Japan That Can Say No (in collaboration with Akio Morita), Simon & Schuster, 1991, . Touchstone Books, 1992, . Cassette version . Disk version, 1993, . Film career He acted in six films, including Crazed Fruit (1956) and The Hole (1957), and co-directed the 1962 film Love at Twenty (with François Truffaut, Marcel Ophüls, Renzo Rossellini and Andrzej Wajda). Honours Akutagawa Prize (1956) Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun (2015) See also Ethnic issues in Japan References External links Sensen Fukoku (Declaration of War) – Ishihara's official website (in Japanese) Fackler, Martin, "A Fringe Politician Moves to Japan's National Stage", New York Times, 9 December 2012. "Shintaro Ishihara, a novelist turned political firebrand, promises to restore Japan's battered national pride." J'Lit | Authors : Shintaro Ishihara | Books from Japan |- |- |- 1932 births 2022 deaths People from Kobe Politicians from Kanagawa Prefecture Explorers of the Arctic Gambling in Japan Ministers of Transport of Japan Governors of Tokyo Hitotsubashi University alumni Far-right politics in Japan Japan Restoration Party politicians 21st-century Japanese politicians Japanese actor-politicians Japanese anti-communists Japanese nationalists Japanese dramatists and playwrights Japanese male film actors Japanese mystery writers Japanese polar explorers 20th-century Japanese novelists