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These are perfect for readers who are on the go or primarily consume contents on their phones.
goes in-depth into people and certain topics, respectively.
These posts are suited to more dedicated readers consuming content either on their mobile devices or desktop computers.
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Newsletters allows us to connect with the community to a degree like never before.
Activities that promote the sharing of cultural knowledge between Filipinos and Japanese.
Example activities: Pen Pal programs between youths, visual or performing art shows and exhibits, special tours on local cultural sights.
Activities that promote cross-border student and teacher interactions in the areas of language and research.
Example activities: Exchange student programs, JTE (Japanese Teachers of English) training programs, and research collaborations.
Activities that promote professional and business development between the two communities.
Example activities: Technical training programs for local administrators, trade shows featuring local goods such as crafts and wares, agricultural training programs for local farmers or agricultural scientists.
The Japan Foundation Manila provides grants and funding on different cultural and academic exchange projects.
CLAIR is a council formed by Japan’s local government units that manages and promotes the economic and technical relations between and among sister cities.
The Philippines-Japan Society is an NGO committed to fostering and promoting friendly relations between the Philippines and Japan.
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