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It's possible that Tsuburaya did not commit suicide by cutting his wrists, but rather by cutting his carotid artery. I found the passage that says that in a well-cited english academic book. The corresponding citation points to this japanese url, which, when put through google translate, does say the carotid artery. The japanese version of this wikipedia page corroborates this, but unfortunately it has no citations. I found other pages that also say the same thing. Unfortunately I don't know how reliable any of these sources are and the source in your citation is a well-known magazine.
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