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    Rizal traveled from Hong Kong to Japan, first staying in Yokohama for a day and then Tokyo for 5 days. While in Tokyo, he wrote letters to his friend Blumentritt impressed by Tokyo's size and architecture. He befriended a Japanese woman named O-Sei-San who became his guide and helped improve his Japanese. Though he later departed on a ship to America, O-Sei-San married another man after Rizal left and had a daughter, maintaining connections to Rizal through the end of her life.

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    Rizal traveled from Hong Kong to Japan, first staying in Yokohama for a day and then Tokyo for 5 days. While in Tokyo, he wrote letters to his friend Blumentritt impressed by Tokyo's size and architecture. He befriended a Japanese woman named O-Sei-San who became his guide and helped improve his Japanese. Though he later departed on a ship to America, O-Sei-San married another man after Rizal left and had a daughter, maintaining connections to Rizal through the end of her life.

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    Rizal traveled from Hong Kong to Japan, first staying in Yokohama for a day and then Tokyo for 5 days. While in Tokyo, he wrote letters to his friend Blumentritt impressed by Tokyo's size and architecture. He befriended a Japanese woman named O-Sei-San who became his guide and helped improve his Japanese. Though he later departed on a ship to America, O-Sei-San married another man after Rizal left and had a daughter, maintaining connections to Rizal through the end of her life.

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    RIZAL IN JAPAN

    CHAPTER XIII
    RIZAL IN JAPAN

    ✣ Rizal left Hong Kong on board of the Oceanic,


    an American steamer on his way to Japan.

    ✣ He arrived in Yokohama, Japan and stayed for


    one day in Grand Hotel.

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    RIZAL IN TOKYO

    ✣ After spending a day in Yokohama, Rizal went


    to Tokyo and stayed in Tokyo Hotel for 5 days.

    ✣ Tokyo Hotel- where Rizal stayed from March


    2-7 in Japan

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    RIZAL’S LETTERS TO BLUMENTRITT

    ✣ Tokyo is more extensive than Paris.


    ✣ The walls are built in cyclopean manner.
    ✣ The streets are large and wide

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    THINGS TO REMEMBER

    ✣ JUDO – Japanese art of self defense


    ✣ KABUKI – Japanese drama play.
    ✣ RICKSHAW - popular mode of transportation
    which he did not like in Japan.

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    RIZAL IN JAPAN

    ✣ JUAN PEREZ CABALLERO


    -secretary of the Spanish legation
    visited him in the hotel inviting him to
    stay in the Spanish legation. Knowing
    that it is a plot to monitor him, Rizal
    accepted the offer for the following
    reasons.

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    REASONS WHY RIZAL ACCEPTED
    CABALLERO’S PROPOSAL

    ✣ He could economize his living expenses


    ✣ He had nothing to hide from the prying eyes of the
    Spanish authorities.
    ✣ He and Caballero became good friends. In Japan, Rizal
    was embarrassed because he did not know how to speak
    Niponggo (Japanese Language)
    ✣ He was mistaken as an Europeanized Japanese because
    he looks like a Japanese and yet speaks in different
    tongue.
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    RIZAL’S IMPRESSIONS OF JAPAN

    ✣ The scenic beauty of the country


    ✣ The cleanliness, politeness and industry of the
    Japanese people.
    ✣ The picturesque dress and simple charm of the
    Japanese women.
    ✣ There were few thieves in Japan.
    ✣ Beggars are rarely seen in the city streets.
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    RIZAL AND O-SEI-SAN

    ✣ A samurai’s daughter of 23 years


    old and had never experienced
    true love.
    ✣ Usui – San, her father; a store
    owner.
    ✣ A woman of beauty, charm,
    modesty and intelligence.
    ✣ Speaks French and English.

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    RIZAL AND O-SEI-SAN

    ✣ When Rizal first introduced himself to her, he took of


    his hat as a sign of respect ( A German custom)
    ✣ O-Sei-San was more than Rizal’s girlfriend for she was
    his guide, interpreter and tutor.
    ✣ She improved his knowledge of the Japanese language.
    ✣ She eases the pain left by Leonor Rivera.
    ✣ Rizal and Osei – San are both theatre addicts.
    ✣ They attended some kabuki plays such as; Sendaihagi,
    Manjiro Nakahama and Chushingura
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    O-SEI-SAN AFTER RIZAL’S DEPARTURE
    ✣ Alfred Charlton – became the husband of O-Sei-San in
    1897, one year after Rizal was executed.
    ✣ He was a British teacher of chemistry in Peers’ School
    in Tokyo.
    ✣ They had a daughter named Yuriko, who married a son
    of a Japanese senator
    ✣ Seiko-Usui died in 1947 at age 80 and was buried beside
    her husband.

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    SAYONARA JAPAN
    ✣ April 13, 1888 – Rizal left Japan boarded in Belgic, an
    English steamer bound for United States
    ✣ Tetcho Suehiro – a fighting Japanese journalist,
    novelist, champion of human rights, who was forced by
    the government to leave Japan.
    ✣ He met a semi-Filipino family – Mr. Reinaldo Turner
    and his wife Emma Jackson, their children and maid
    from Pangasinan.

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    TETCHO SUEHIRO
    ✣ Became a member of the Japanese
    Imperial Diet (Parliament)
    ✣ Wrote two novels:
    Nankai-no-Daiharan (Storm Over the
    South Sea) – 1891 resembling Noli Me
    Tangere
    O-unabara (The Big Ocean) – 1894
    resembling El Filibusterismo
    ✣ Died in 1896 at age 49 due to heart
    attack.

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    ADVOCATES OF FREEDOM

    JOSE RIZAL TETCHO SUEHIRO


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