p132-p133 ＜ LANDMARK English Communication Ⅰ｜啓林館デジタル教科書

Early on the morning / of September 20th, / a

<span class='nw'>German</span> warship arrived at Oshima / to take the

survivors to Kobe. /

At noon / they were seen off / by the

villagers, / who had taken care of them / until just a

few minutes before. /

“Get home <span class='nw'>safely</span>.” /

“[Good-bye].” /

All the crew / that could walk on their own / came <span class='nw'>onto</span>

the <span class='nw'>deck</span>. /

They <span class='nw'>waved</span> [good-bye] / to the villagers / until

the <span class='nw'>port</span> was out of <span class='nw'>sight</span>. /

After a month’s stay in Kobe, / the 69 Turkish

survivors / left Japan for their home / on two Japanese

warships / on October 11th, / 1890. /

They arrived safely

in Turkey / on January 2nd, / 1891. /

A lot of Japanese

people / learned about the accident / through the

newspapers / and sent money to the families / of the

dead crew members. /

Now we understand / why the Turkish <span class='nw'>government</span>

decided / to rescue the Japanese people / during the

[Iran-Iraq] War. /

The Ertugrul story has been passed

on / for <span class='nw'>generations</span> / in Turkey / and its people keep a

strong friendship / with the Japanese. /

The Ertugrul

brought Japan and Turkey / together. /

The bridge

between the two countries / has grown over time. /

Questions

Q10	(It arrived) To take the survivors to Kobe.
Q11	(They arrived) On January 2nd, 1891.

Questions

Q12	Because the Ertugrul story was passed on for generations in Turkey and its people kept a strong friendship with the Japanese.

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