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== Legacy == Japanese photographer '''Yasushi Nagao''' (ι·ε°Ύι) was able to capture the moment immediately after Yamaguchi withdrew his sword from Asanuma. The photograph later won Nagao he 1961 Pulitzer Prize and the 1960 World Press Photo award. [[File:Otoya_Yamaguchi_assasination.jpg|thumb|250x250px|Image of the assassination immediately after Yamaguchi withdrew his sword from Asanuma.|left]] The second award allowed Nagao to travel abroad widely, which was almost impossible for most Japanese people at the time. [[Category:Murderer]] [[Category:Deceased]] [[Category:Suicidal]] [[Category:Affably Evil]] [[Category:Deaths in prison]] [[Category:Young villains]] [[Category:Asian Villains]] [[Category:Modern Villains]] [[Category:Anarchist]] [[Category:Assassins]] [[Category:Terrorists]] [[Category:Fascist]] [[Category:Cold war villains]] [[Category:Emotionless Villains]] [[Category:Extremists]] [[Category:Egotist]] [[Category:Propagandist]] [[Category:Totalitarians]] [[Category:Japan]]
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