Tenno Heika Banzai

Chapter 27 : Reformation of Japan and Meeting Part 2

One week later, 20th October 1945(or 1952 in Netherlands Calender(2605 koki), 1639 Central Calender, Capital City of The Empire of Japan Tokyo, Imperial Palace Emperor Audience Room

In the audience room of the Imperial Palace of Tokyo, The Netherlands envoy to Japan in this historical meeting in the new world, Jonkheer Alidius Warmoldus Lambertus Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer, the last Governer-General of The Netherlands East Indie, accompanied by the Japan Ambassador to Japan in the time of Netherlands transfer to the new world, Komachi Hiroshi. When they are arrive in the Tokyo metropolitan area, they was greeted by the massive rebuilding of the entire Tokyo Metropolitan Area. The entire area of Tokyo Metropolitan that was bombed by the American during the WWII a few years ago was now begun to lost and will just became another footnote in the long page of the annals of history. In the business centre of Tokyo, around the Imperial Palace of Tokyo, the new rule was already be laid down that will allow the new building to be build with the max of 100m. This will allow the Japanese Capital of Tokyo to have their own Skyscraper, competing with the numerous number of such building in New York.

When Jonkheer Alidius Warmoldus Lambertus Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer and The Ambassador of Japan for Netherlands Komachi Hiroshi was engaged with small confersasion, suddenly out of no where the servant of the Palace announce the arrival of Emperor Hirohito/Ishikawa in the room. When the two of them hearing this, they was very shocked and as fast as they could to presenting them self as clean and graceful because now they represented the United Kingdom of Netherlands interest in the front of the Empire of Japan.

When Emperor Hirohito/Ishikawa already arrive in the room, he say to the two of them, "The Honourable Envoy of Netherlands, please seat down and make yourself felt comfortable, like you're stay in your own house." Said the Emperor to the two of them because he saw that they seems like sweating a lot and their feet seems like was shaking because they're afraid that they will do some mistake here.

Hearing the Emperor word to the two of them, then this people begin to take their seat and they breath a sigh of relief and they also felt that their back was sweating a lot in this first encounter. When their already taken their designed place, Jonkheer Alidius Warmoldus Lambertus Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer begin to speak some word of to indtroduce himself and the college of him who was seated in the different place from him.

After the exchange of word between the two parties for few minute, at last Envoy of Netherlands Jonkheer Van Starkenborgh Stachouwer begin to speak the real purpose of their visit to the Empire of Japan, "Your Majesty the Emperor, I would like to present to you the word of hope and long lasting friendship between our two nation that was already been established since 17th century, although their was some bomb in the middle, it cannot be denied that our two nation have some sort of 'special relationship', so I want to for our two nation to reestablish the relationship between our side, so we can have an exchange of idea between our two countries that in return will made our nations relationship be much better than before." Said Jonkhee Van Starkenborgh Stachouwer to the Emperor about the goal of the Netherlands want to achieve in this meeting with Japan.

Hearing this from the Envoy of Netherlands itself, the Emperor was shocked that he was hearing this from the mouth of the Envoy itself. So, after a silent of at least a minute so the Emperor can sort out of what he want to say, Emperor Hirohito/Ishikawa open his mouth to the Netherlands representetive, "The Honourable Jonkhee Van Starkenborgh Stachouwer, I want to ask you some question before we proceed to the next talk, can I do that for a few moment?"

Hearing this, he replied, "Okay, I don't mind. As long that was in my scope of authority as an Envoy, I can say anything I deem necessary for this business to succeed." He said.