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“But Mr. de Zoet may pass through sea gate and away, over ocean. But I—all Japanese”—Ogawa listens to Hanzaburo and his friend’s conspiratorial grumbles—“prisoners all life. Who plot to leave is executed. Who leave and return from abroad is executed.
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Japan's borders were closed since the beginning of the period of seclusion (or isolation/Sakoku) that began in 1635.
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