Chapter 266 – Chaplin Visits Japan

“Welcome. We are honored by your visit, Mr. Charles Chaplin!”

“Thank you for having me, miss. And everyone at the hotel as well.”

At the front entrance of the Ootori Hotel, I, dressed in a formal furisode kimono and running at one hundred and twenty percent enthusiasm, stood there to welcome none other than Charles Chaplin himself.

The date was the evening of the 14th.

That very morning, Chaplin had arrived at Kobe Port, where he was greeted by a massive crowd. From there, he boarded a special train and headed straight for the Imperial Capital. Even upon arriving at Tokyo Station, an astonishing forty thousand people had gathered to welcome him.

Ordinarily, distinguished guests from overseas would check in at the Imperial Hotel. It was close to Tokyo Station, and more importantly, staying at the Imperial Hotel, which functioned as a