Key Sources

Check out the following key sources that informed the conceptualization and production of this documentary project:

Books

1. Agoncillo, T. A. (1997). Malolos: The crisis of the republic. University of the Philippines Press.

2. Anderson, B. (2013). The age of globalization: Anarchists and the anticolonial imagination. Verso Books.

3. Katō, Y. (Ed.). (1990). Yokohama, Past and Present: 100th Anniversary of Yokohama's Incorporation 130th Anniversary of the Port of Yokohama. Yokohama City University.

4. Ponce, M. (1997). Cartas sobre la revolución, 1897–1900. (M. L. Camagay & W. dela Peña, Trans.). University of the Philippines, Office of Research Coordination and Sentro ng Wikang Filipino.

5. Ponce, M. (2016). Naning: Mariano Ponce 150th birth anniversary commemorative lectures & selected articles in La Solidaridad. National Historical Commission of the Philippines.

6. Veneracion, J. B. (2018). Mariano Ponce y Collantes: Dangal ng lahing Pilipino (Aklat pang-alaala para sa sentenaryo ng kamatayan ni Mariano Ponce). National Historical Commission of the Philippines

7. Veneracion, J. B. (2021). Mariano Ponce y Collantes: Makabayan, bayani. National Commission on Culture and the Arts

Journal articles

1. Aboitiz, N. C. (2019). Fantasy, affect, and Pan-Asianism: Mariano Ponce, the First Philippine Republic’s Foreign Emissary, 1898–1912. Philippine Studies: Historical & Ethnographic Viewpoints, 67(3/4), 489-520. URL

2. Camagay, M. L. T. (1999). Mariano Ponce: Emissary to Japan. Asian and Pacific Migration Journal, 8(1-2), 101-115. DOI

3. de Viena, A. (2016). The development of the Philippine Foreign Service during the Revolutionary Period and the Filipino-American War (1896-1906): A story of struggle from the formation of diplomatic contacts to the Philippine Republic. The Antoninus Journal, 2, 19-52. URL

4. Escalante, R. (1998). Collapse of the Malolos Republic. Philippine Studies, 46(4), 452–476. URL

5. Hayase, S. (1999). Japan and the Philippines. Philippine Studies, 47(1), 30-47. URL

6. Mojares, R. B. (2013). The emergence of Asian intellectuals. Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspectives on Asia, 49(2). URL

7. Mojares, R. B. (2011). The Itineraries of Mariano Ponce. In C. S. Hau & K. Tejapira (Eds.),Traveling Nation-makers: Transnational Flows and Movements in the Making of Modern Southeast Asia. National University of Singapore Press and Kyoto University Press

8. Zialcita, J. P. (2011). Mariano Ponce and the Philippine–American War: A view of the man and his deeds through his letters from Japan. Social Science Diliman, 7(2). URL

Popular press and online webinars

1. Araneta-Cruz, G. (2022, January 20). Mariano Ponce's low profile. Manila Bulletin. URL

2. Chua, X. (Writer & Presenter). (2013). Xiao Time: Ang istorya ng buhay ni Mariano Ponce (Ponce @ 150). People's Television Network. URL

3. Cruz-Jayme, M. (2012, January 14). How the Filipino hero found his samurai wife in Yokohama. Lifestyle.Inq.  URL

4. Gealogo, F. (2019, November 28). Si Mariano Ponce, ang Tsina, ang Hapon at ang Amerika sa karagatan ng Pilipinas. Bulatlat. URL

5. Ocampo, A. (2012, July 20). Philippine history in Yokohama. Philippine Daily Inquirer. URL

6. Ocampo, A. (2012, July 24). Silk socks for the President. Philippine Daily Inquirer. URL

7. Ponce-Gonzalez, J. (Presenter). (2021). Mi Casa: 637 Miyokojiyama Yokohama. NHCP-Museo ni Mariano Ponce. URL

8. Torres, J. V. (2021). Si Mariano Ponce at ang pagkilala at pagtibay ng diwang Pilipino. NHCP-Museo ni Mariano Ponce. URL

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