Early in his life, the protagonist of this novel sees a woman named Uiko shot by her lover, a deserter from the Japanese army. He later befriends a student named Kashiwagi who compares his own clubfoot to this character's stuttering. On a trip with Kashiwagi and two girls, he begins making out with one of the girls, but is interrupted by a vision of a building. To him, this building, the temple in which he is an acolyte, represents true beauty, and it dominates him throughout the book. Finally, after making love to a woman he once saw squeeze breast milk into her lover's tea, he burns it to the ground. FTP, name this 
Early in his life, the protagonist of this novel sees a woman named Uiko shot by her lover, a deserter from the Japanese army. He later befriends a student named Kashiwagi who compares his own clubfoot to this character's stuttering. On a trip with Kashiwagi and two girls, he begins making out with one of the girls, but is interrupted by a vision of a building. To him, this building, the temple in which he is an acolyte, represents true beauty, and it dominates him throughout the book. Finally, after making love to a woman he once saw squeeze breast milk into her lover's tea, he burns it to the ground. FTP, name this novel by Yukio Mishima.
Early in his life, the protagonist of this novel sees a woman named Uiko shot by her lover, a deserter from the Japanese army.
The Temple of the Golden Pavilion or Kinkakuji