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Chapter 12 Romantic Interlude in Japan 1888

Rizal took a trip to Japan in 1888 where he had several romantic encounters. Upon arriving in Tokyo by ship, he was visited at his hotel by a Japanese family who made him feel welcome. During his stay, Rizal befriended a Japanese woman named O-Sei-San and her daughter, staying with them at their home. He also met the son of a Japanese senator and studied Japanese language and culture, enjoying Japanese art forms like drama and martial arts.

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Chapter 12 Romantic Interlude in Japan 1888

Rizal took a trip to Japan in 1888 where he had several romantic encounters. Upon arriving in Tokyo by ship, he was visited at his hotel by a Japanese family who made him feel welcome. During his stay, Rizal befriended a Japanese woman named O-Sei-San and her daughter, staying with them at their home. He also met the son of a Japanese senator and studied Japanese language and culture, enjoying Japanese art forms like drama and martial arts.

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Chapter 12: Romantic Interlude in Japan (1888)

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4. On April 13, 1888, Rizal boarded the _____, an


English steamer.

1. Shortly after Rizal's arrival in Tokyo, he was Visited at


his hotel by ______________

5. a Botanical Garden

2. the Japanese drama

9. Early in the Tuesday morning, February 28, 1888,


Rizal arrived in __________
13. Resembles Rizal's Noli Me Tangere

3. In 1890 he was elected as a menber of lower house of


the ______, where he carried on his fight for human
rights

14. Another passenger which Rizal befriended on board


the Belgic; a fighting Japanese journalist, etc.

6. in a letter to ___________, he described the Spanish


diplomat as "a young, fine, and excellent writer" etc.

16. the Japanese art of self defense

7. Rizal affectionately called her O-Sei-San

18. During his first day in Tokyo, Rizal was embarrassed


because he did not know the _______ language

8. the Japanese Language

19. daughter of O-Sei-San

11. On March 7, Rizal checked out of Tokyo Hotel and


lived at the ______________

20. a British Teacher of Chemistry of the Peer's School in


Tokyo

10. wife of Mr. Reinaldo Turner(semi-Filipino family)

12. son of a Japanese senator,and was married to


Yuriko
15. One cool afternoon on March 1888, Rizal was
promenading in a street of Tokyo near a park, as he
approach, Rizal heard the Tokyo band playing a
classical work of ________
17. which similar to El Filibusterismo

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