This document summarizes Jose Rizal's second travels abroad from 1888 to 1892. It mentions that he stayed in a grand hotel in Yokohama, Japan in February 1888 after arriving by oceanic steamer. It also discusses two individuals Rizal met - Juan Perez y Caballero, a Spanish politician and diplomat, and Seiko Usui, a 23-year-old Japanese woman with whom Rizal had a relationship during his time in Yokohama. The document notes Rizal departed Japan on April 13, 1888 aboard the steamer "Belgic" and eventually arrived in London on December 1, 1888.

1. Dr. JOSE RIZAL
SECOND TRAVEL
ABROAD
(1888-1892)

2. JAPAN
EXPERIENC
E

3. HONG KONGJAPAN
.
YOKAHOMA
FEBRUARY 22, 1888
OCEANIC
STEAMER

4. GRAND HOTEL
iN YOKAHOMA
Juan Perez y Caballero

5. Juan Pérez-Caballero y Ferrer
(Madrid, 8 November 1861 –San Sebastián,
1951) was a Spanish politician and diplomat
who served three times as Minister of
State during the reign of Alfonso XIII.
Two Reasons:
1.To show that he is not afraid of
being Watched as he had
nothing to hide.
2.To save expenses for the hotel
accomodations.

6. Seiko Usui
(O - Sei - San)
“Your images in my memory; and
undoubtedly, I am always thinking of
you. Your name lives in the sight of
my lips, your image accompanies and
animates all my thoughts.”
O Sei San was a nickname given
to Seiko Usui, a native of Japan. She
had an intimate relationship with Jose
Rizal during Rizal’s vacation on
Yokohama. She was 23 years old when
she met Rizal. Her former status as a
daughter of samurai gave her an
address’s of "O Sei San" and "The
Honorable Miss Sei".

7. Steamer
“Belgic”
April 13, 1888
Tetcho
Suehiro
Suehiro Tetcho, given name Yujiro, was
a politician, novelist, journalist, and
proponent of the Freedom and People’s
Rights Movement.

8. LONDON
(Dec. 1, 1888)
Thank You
For LisTening :)
Shiela
Mae
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