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    Rizal arrived in Yokohama, Japan on February 28, 1888 and registered at the Grand Hotel. The next day, he proceeded to Tokyo and took a room at the Tokyo Hotel. He was then invited to stay at the Spanish legation by the Secretary. Rizal accepted to save money and had nothing to hide. While in Japan, Rizal studied the Japanese language, arts, and culture. He was impressed by the music, natural beauty, and work ethic of the Japanese people. Rizal fell in love with a Japanese woman, O-sei-san, but had to depart after 45 days to continue his travels. O-sei-san later married but never forgot Riz

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    Rizal arrived in Yokohama, Japan on February 28, 1888 and registered at the Grand Hotel. The next day, he proceeded to Tokyo and took a room at the Tokyo Hotel. He was then invited to stay at the Spanish legation by the Secretary. Rizal accepted to save money and had nothing to hide. While in Japan, Rizal studied the Japanese language, arts, and culture. He was impressed by the music, natural beauty, and work ethic of the Japanese people. Rizal fell in love with a Japanese woman, O-sei-san, but had to depart after 45 days to continue his travels. O-sei-san later married but never forgot Riz

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    Rizal arrived in Yokohama, Japan on February 28, 1888 and registered at the Grand Hotel. The next day, he proceeded to Tokyo and took a room at the Tokyo Hotel. He was then invited to stay at the Spanish legation by the Secretary. Rizal accepted to save money and had nothing to hide. While in Japan, Rizal studied the Japanese language, arts, and culture. He was impressed by the music, natural beauty, and work ethic of the Japanese people. Rizal fell in love with a Japanese woman, O-sei-san, but had to depart after 45 days to continue his travels. O-sei-san later married but never forgot Riz

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    CHAPTER 12

    ROMANTICINTERLUDE
    IN JAPAN
    RIZAL ARRIVES
    IN YOKOHAMA

    In February 28,1888.
    Early in the morning
    rizal arrive in
    Yokohama. He
    regestered at the Grand
    Hotel.
    Rizal in Tokyo

    Next day Rizal proceed


    to tokyo and took a
    room in tokyo
    Hotel.He wrote to
    professor Blumentritt:
    -Secretary of the
    spanish legation.
    -He visited Rizal at his
    hotel and invited him
    to live at the Spanish
    legation.
    TOKYO HOTEL

    Juan Pérez Caballero


    -Rizal accepted the
    invitation because:(1) He
    could economize his
    living expenses by staying "Professor Blumentritt he
    at the Legation.(2)He had is a young, fine, and
    nothing to hide from the excellent writer and an
    prying eyes of the spanish able diplomant who had
    authorities. traveled much".
    -They become good Jose Rizal
    friends. In a letter to
    Blumentritt, he describe
    the spanish diplomant as:
    Rizal did not know the
    Japanese language. To
    avoid further
    embarrassment:Rizal
    decided to study the
    japanese language. He
    also studied the japanese
    drama(kabuki), japanese
    art of self defense (judo),
    art and music.
    RIZAL VISITED
    • -As he approached a park, he
    heard the band playing
    classical music and he was
    impressed!.
    • -He though, "how admirable
    RIZAL AND was the rendition. I wonder
    how these japanese people
    THE TOKYO have assimilated the modern
    european music to the
    MUSICIANS extent of playing the
    beautiful musical
    masterpieces of the great
    european composers so well.
    • The band stopped playing
    and walked around to
    rest,and spoke tagalog.
    • The beauty of the country(
    its flowers, mountains,
    streams and scenic
    panoramas).
    • (2)the cleanliness,
    RIZAL'S politeness, and industry of
    IMPRESSION OF •
    the japanese people.
    (3)the ppicturesque dress
    JAPAN and simple charm of the
    japanese women.
    • (4)these were few theives
    so the place were open
    day and night.
    • (5)Beggar's were rarely
    seen in the city streets.
    The only thing rizal
    was not in favor of
    was the popular
    mode of
    transportation by
    means of rickshows
    drawn by men.
    • One spring afternoon,
    Romance with
    afew days after he had o-sei-san
    moved to the spanish
    legation, rizal saw a
    pretty japanese girl
    walking past the legation
    gate.
    • Rizal was attracted by
    her regal loveliness,
    charm, and modesty,
    intelligence.

    • She saw also his guide,


    tutor and interpreter.
    He wanted to meet her,
    but how? Rizal learned
    from a japanese gardener
    that she was seiko usui,
    who lived in her parents
    home and she used to
    pass by the legation
    during her daily afternoon
    walk. The Following
    afternoon,rizal and the
    japanese gardenerwaited
    at the legation gate and
    watched for the girl.
    They visited the
    interesting spots of the
    city.
    Sayonara Japan

    After 45 days in japan.


    On april 13,1888 rizal
    boarded 'belgic' bound
    for united states. His
    sojourn in japan was
    one of the happiest
    interlude in his life.
    O-sei-san after Rizal's
    Departure

    Brokenhearted by the first


    man to capture her heart.
    About 1897,she married Mr.
    Alfred chariton . British
    chemistry teacher in tokyo.
    Their wedlock was blessed by
    a doughter named yukiro,
    later yukiro married
    yoshiharuTakiguchi, son of a
    japanese senator.
    O-sei-san survivedworld war
    ll. And died at the age of 80,
    May 1,1947.
    Voyage across the pacific

    Despite his sorrowing


    heart, Rizal enjoyed the
    pleasant trans-pacific
    voyage to the united
    states. On bored the ship
    he met a semi-filipino
    family Mr.Reinaldo, his
    wife Emma Jackson
    (daugther of an
    englishman) their children
    and their maid servant
    from pangasinan.
    One day one of the
    children, abright young
    boy, asked rizal:
    “Do you know a
    famous man in manila
    named Richal? He
    wrote a novel, nole Me
    Tangere."Rizal replied.
    Yes hijo, I am Richal.
    • Shortly after his return
    to japan, tetcho
    published his travel
    diary which contained • The following year, he
    his impression of rizal published a political
    he then entered into novel titled "Nankai-no-
    politics and was Daihara"(storm over
    elected as memeber of the south sea) which
    the lower house of first resembles rizals "Noli
    imperial diet(japanes Me Tangere" in a plot.
    parliament), where he
    arrived on his fight for
    human rigts.
    • He then published
    another novel entitled
    "O-Unabara"(The big
    ocean) which was
    similar to """El
    filibusterismo".

    Tetcho deid of heart


    attack in tokyo in
    Fubruary, 1896( ten
    months before Rizals
    execution) He was then
    49 years old.
    THE END.
    Submitted by:
    ANGELICA CACHUELA
    B.
    Submitted to:
    MA'AM QUENIE ALBA

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