| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Paul Schrader | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ken Ogata | Yukio Mishima (segment „November 25, 1970„) / Narrator | |
| Masayuki Shionoya | Morita (segment „November 25, 1970„) | |
| Hiroshi Mikami | Cadet #1 (segment „November 25, 1970„) | |
| Junya Fukuda | Cadet #2 (segment „November 25, 1970„) | |
| Shigeto Tachihara | Cadet #3 (segment „November 25, 1970„) | |
| Junkichi Orimoto | General Mashita (segment „November 25, 1970„) | |
| Naoko Otani | Mother (segment „Flashbacks„) | |
| Go Riju | Mishima, age 18-19 (segment „Flashbacks„) | |
| Masato Aizawa | Mishima - age 9-14 (segment „Flashbacks„) | |
| Yuki Nagahara | Mishima, age 5 (segment „Flashbacks„) | |
| Kyuzo Kobayashi | ||
| Yuki Kitazume | Dancing Friend (segment „Flashbacks„) | |
| Haruko Kato | Grandmother (segment „Flashbacks„) | |
| Yasosuke Bando | Mizoguchi (segment „The Temple of the Golden Pavilion„) | |
| Hisako Manda | Mariko (segment „The Temple of the Golden Pavilion„) | |
| Naomi Oki | First Girl (segment „The Temple of the Golden Pavilion„) | |
| Miki Takakura | Second Girl (segment „The Temple of the Golden Pavilion„) | |
| Imari Tsujikoichi Sato | Madame (segment „The Temple of the Golden Pavilion„) | |
| Koichi Sato | Kashiwagi (segment „The Temple of the Golden Pavilion„) | |
| Kenji Sawada | Osamu (segment „Kyoko's House„) | |
| Reisen Ri | Kiyomi (segment „Kyoko's House„) | |
| Setsuko Karasuma | Mitsuko (segment „Kyoko's House„) | |
| Tadanori Yokoo | Natsuo (segment „Kyoko's House„) | |
| Yasuaki Kurata | Takei (segment „Kyoko's House„) | |
| Mitsuru Hirata | Thug (segment „Kyoko's House„) | |
| Toshiyuki Nagashima | Isao (segment „Runaway Horses„) | |
| Hiroshi Katsuno | Lieutenant Hori (segment „Runaway Horses„) | |
| Naoya Makoto | Kendo Instructor (segment „Runaway Horses„) | |
| Kunihiko Ida | Izutsu (segment „Runaway Horses„) | |
| Jun Negami | Kurahara (segment „Runaway Horses„) | |
| Ryo Ikebe | Interrogator (segment „Runaway Horses„) | |
| Toshio Hosokawa | 'Rokumeikan' Producer | |
| Hideo Fukuhara | Military Doctor | |
| Yosuke Mizuno | 'Yukoku' Producer | |
| Eimei Esumi | Ichigaya Aide-de-Camp | |
| Minoru Hodaka | Ichigaya Colonel | |
| Shoichiro Sakata | Isao's Classmate | |
| Alan Poul | American Reporter | |
| Ren Ebata | Reporter #1 | |
| Yûichirô Arai | Reporter #2 | |
| Fumio Mizushima | Reporter #3 | |
| Shinji Miura | Pavilion Acolyte | |
| Yuichi Sato | Student | |
| Sachiko Akagi | Thug's Girl Friend | |
| Tsutomu Harada | Romeo | |
| Mami Okamoto | Juliet | |
| Atsushi Takayama | Interrogation Policeman | |
| Kimiko Ito | Grandmother's Nurse | |
| Kojiro Oka | First MP | |
| Tatsuya Hiragaki | Actor #1 | |
| Shinichi Nosaka | Policeman | |
| Sachiko Hidari | Osamu's Mother | |
| Roy Scheider | Narrator | |
| Chishu Ryu | A monk | |
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France release date: 15th May 1985 USA release date: 20th September 1985
Argentina release date: 10th October 1985 Sweden release date: 1st November 1985
Australia release date: 28th November 1985 United States France
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