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    During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines from 1941-1945, the Japanese banned English newspapers and censored Filipino writers' works strictly. They limited freedom of speech and the press. Underground radio was the only contact with the outside world. Three types of poems emerged during this period: haiku, a 17 syllable, 3 line Japanese poem; tanka, a rhyming, allegorical poem with 17 syllables per line; and balagtasan, poetic debates.

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    During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines from 1941-1945, the Japanese banned English newspapers and censored Filipino writers' works strictly. They limited freedom of speech and the press. Underground radio was the only contact with the outside world. Three types of poems emerged during this period: haiku, a 17 syllable, 3 line Japanese poem; tanka, a rhyming, allegorical poem with 17 syllables per line; and balagtasan, poetic debates.

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    Aliah Mae Codilla
    During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines from 1941-1945, the Japanese banned English newspapers and censored Filipino writers' works strictly. They limited freedom of speech and the press. Underground radio was the only contact with the outside world. Three types of poems emerged during this period: haiku, a 17 syllable, 3 line Japanese poem; tanka, a rhyming, allegorical poem with 17 syllables per line; and balagtasan, poetic debates.

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    GROUP 4

    JAPANESE
    PERIOD
    (1942-1945)
    BRIEF HISTORY
    • In 1941-1945 – The empire of
    Japan conquered the Philippines

    • The Japanese banned English


    newspapers.

    • There was minimal freedom of


    speech and of the press.
    • The only contact with
    the outside world was
    done with utmost
    secrecy through
    Underground Radio
    Program called
    “VOICE OF FREEDOM”
    • The Japanese censored Filipino
    writers’ works strictly.

    • Theaters were used to show English


    play translated into Filipino

    • The weekly LIWAYWAY was placed


    under strict surveillance until it was
    managed by Japanese named
    ISHAWARA
    THREE TYPES OF POEMS THAT
    EMERGED DURING THIS PERIOD
    • HAIKU (はいく) - a poem of free
    verse that the Japanese like.
    • 17 syllables
    • 3 lines
    • First line had 5 syllables,
    • Second, 7 syllables,
    • Third, five syllables..
    • TANAGA (Tanka) - like
    the Haiku, is short but it
    had measure and rhyme.
    Each line had 17 syllables
    and it’s also allegorical in
    meaning.

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