Fiction “Great Men of the Philippines: José Rizal” (Part 16)
Rizal set out for Manila carrying his passport and a guarantee of safe residence, but for the faction that regarded him as an enemy, his return to the…
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History That War and Me (4) Strafing Attacks
Pinoy-Hapon United Foundation (PHUF), a non-profit organization, Honorary Chairman Takeshi Asanuma On March 13, Shōwa 20 (1945), we were burned out of our…
Japan-Philippines Relations In Rain-Soaked Manila, 35 Candidates for the 9th BatchC of Certified Care Worker Trainees Are Interviewed — Okinawa’s 8-Year Training Program
Amid continuing heavy rain caused by the southwest monsoon, known locally as "Habagat," an orientation and interview session for Filipino candidates…
Embassy of Japan Embassy of Japan in the Philippines Holds Farewell Reception for Ambassador Endo
On August 26, 2026, a farewell reception for Ambassador Kazuya Endo was held at the Residence of the Ambassador of Japan in Forbes Park, Makati City…
Fiction “Great Men of the Philippines: José Rizal” (Part 15)
At this, he resolved firmly to return to the islands, to see for himself whether he could truly accomplish anything there.
History Escape from Korea — A Girl’s Experience of Defeat (Part 1)
Hisako Kamikita (maiden name: Kimura), born January 8, Shōwa 9 (1934), in Arakawa Ward, Tokyo — a repatriate from Korea.
History That War and Me (3) B-29 Air Raids on Osaka
Pinoy-Hapon United Foundation (PHUF), a non-profit organization, Honorary Chairman Takeshi Asanuma Those who served in the previous war, the Greater East…
Fiction “Great Men of the Philippines: José Rizal” (Part 14)
An English engineer named Kipping came to the town of Dagupan, where Leonor's family lived, to supervise the construction of a railway.
Cultural Exchange Philippine Members of IMGKA Take Part in the 2026 IMGKA World Tournament in Naha, Okinawa
Members of the International Meibukan Gojyu Ryu Karatedo Association (IMGKA) from the Philippines participated in the 2026 IMGKA World Tournament…
Fiction “Great Men of the Philippines: José Rizal” (Part 13)
The particular reason Rizal made a point of this clause was that he always had a sense that some unforeseen calamity might befall him.