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How was Rizal's romantic interlude in japan?

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rizals romantic interlude in japan was his happiest interludes. it covers 1 and half months from february 28-April 13, 1888. during that time he fell in love with the Japanese girl name seiko sui. but he called the girl o-sei-san. rizal want to stay more inj japan but he has to sacrifice his happiness for hiw work for redemption for the opressed people.

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