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Japanese challenger Yudai Shigeoka

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  1. A fresh wave of Japan FDI?

    A fresh wave of Japan FDI?

    Even today, we see major Japanese houses such as Mitsui and Marubeni investing in the Philippines through our own local conglomerates in power, energy, and…

  2. Japanese fugitives deported

    Japanese fugitives deported

    Bureau records indicated that both individuals had also overstayed their visitor visas in the Philippines.

  3. BI deports 4 Japanese ‘fraudsters’

    BI deports 4 Japanese ‘fraudsters’

    The four individuals boarded a Japan Airlines flight to Narita under the custody of Japan National Police Agency personnel.

  4. Bureau of Immigration agents process Japanese fugitive Koizumi Haruki following his arrest inside the agency’s headquarters in Intramuros, Manila, while attempting to apply for a visa extension.

    Fugitive Japanese behind bars

    Bureau of Immigration agents arrested a Japanese fugitive at its Intramuros headquarters after he attempted to extend his tourist visa, with authorities…

  5. Japanese theft suspects deported

    Japanese theft suspects deported

    The Bureau of Immigration deported two Japanese fugitives wanted for robbery and fraud, reinforcing the Philippines’ cooperation with Japan in combating…

  6. SOME 26 reputable Japanese firms, in a market sounding activity conducted by the Department of Transportation in partnership with the Asian Development Bank in Tokyo, Japan  on 23 June, expressed interest in investing in the MRT-3 Capacity Expansion, Operations and Maintenance Public-Private Partnership project, underscoring the private sector’s confidence in the Philippine railway sector.

    DoTr pitches MRT-3 to Japanese firms

    The Department of Transportation is seeking Japanese investment for the MRT-3 modernization project, with 26 companies expressing interest in a public-private…

  7. Not all Japanese businesses are hesitant to place shops in the country, as Nitori Holdings decided to expand operations to tap rising consumer demand.

    Japanese firms wary of Manila investments

    However, Japanese manufacturers remain hesitant to commit additional capital due to persistent challenges affecting the ease of doing business.