About: Japanese in the Philippines

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Japanese immigrants and expatriates living in the Philippines

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  • etnische groep (nl)
  • етнічна група (uk)
  • Japanese immigrants and expatriates living in the Philippines (en)
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dbo:totalPopulation
  • 15728 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger)
  • 120000 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger)
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  • left (en)
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  • Japanese Filipinos playing baseball in Pre-War Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Japanese Filipinos relaxing in a dormitory, Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Japanese Filipinos hard at work in an office, Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Statue of Dom Justo Takayama at Plaza Dilao, Manila, Philippines in 2011 (en)
  • Imperial Japanese Army captures Manila on bicycle (en)
  • Japanese immigration to pre-war Philippines (en)
  • Japanese soldiers in Leyte, Philippines (en)
  • Miyako Hotel & Tokyo Bazaar, Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Nippon Bazaar, Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Ohta Kyozaburo Historical Marker (en)
  • Osaka Bazaar in Davao, Philippines (en)
  • Osaka Bazaar in Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Tokyo Bazaar, Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Statue of Luzon Sukezaemon at Sakai Citizens' Hall, Sakai, Japan (en)
  • Imperial Japanese Army captures Manila on motorcycle (en)
  • Taisho Bazaar in the YMCA Building, Cebu, Philippines (en)
  • Monument as of 2012, adjacent structure is left in ruins since WW2 (en)
  • Nippon Bazaar & Yap Anton & Co., Inc., Cebu, Philippines (en)
  • Traditional tapayan jar, used as a lawn ornament, water jar, or for bread baking, from the Philippines (en)
  • A 1634 Japanese Red seal ship, transporting Japanese merchants (en)
  • Kobe Bazaar in the G. Kobayashi Building, Manila, Philippines (en)
  • Ohta Kyozaburo Monument in Mintal, Davao City, Philippines (en)
  • Painted Tea-leaf jar, used as a tea canister, with wisteria designs by Nonomura Ninsei, Edo period Japan (en)
  • Japanese Filipino WW2 collaborators meeting at the Japanese School in Manila (en)
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  • September 2025 (en)
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  • Little Tokyo in Davao City, Philippines , Japanese school in Davao City , where reportedly more than half of the students were mixed. (en)
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  • Japanese Filipino, Japanese people in the Philippines (en)
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  • Davao Japantown in 1930s.JPG (en)
  • Davao Little Tokyo in 1930s.jpg (en)
  • Japanese Red Seal Ship Shuinsen 1634.png (en)
  • Davao Japanese School classroom in 1930s.JPG (en)
  • Nippon News 1945 - Japanese Troops On Leyte Island Philippines.webm (en)
  • Burnay jars - Philippines.JPG (en)
  • G. Kobayashi Building, Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Japanese Immigration to Philippines .webm (en)
  • Luzon Sukezaemon.jpg (en)
  • Miyako Hotel, Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • NINSEI Wisteria TeaJar MOA.JPG (en)
  • Nippon Bazar, Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Ohta Kyozaburo Monument in Mintal, Davao City.jpg (en)
  • Ohta Kyozaburo Monument.jpg (en)
  • Ohta Kyozaburo historical marker.jpg (en)
  • Osaka Bazar, Davao, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Osaka Bazar, Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Osaka Boeki Employees in a Dorm, Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Tokyo Bazar, Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • YMCA Bldg & Taisho Bazar, Cebu, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Justo Takayama monument and historical marker at Plaza Dilao.jpg (en)
  • Meeting of Hojins at the Japanese School in Manila .jpg (en)
  • Japanese Play Baseball in Pre-War Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Imperial Japanese Army Enters Manila on Motorcycles .jpg (en)
  • Nippon Bazar & Yap Anton & Co, Inc, Cebu, Philippines .jpg (en)
  • Imperial Japanese Army Enters Manila on Bicycles .jpg (en)
  • Osaka Boeki Wholesale Workers, Manila, Philippines .jpg (en)
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  • Takayama Ukon was a Japanese Catholic daimyō who migrated to the Philippines together with 300 Kirishitan refugees in 1614. (en)
dbp:langs
  • Japanese, Filipino, other languages of the Philippines, English (en)
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  • Hapon / Hapones / Haponesa (en)
  • Nikkei / Nikkeijin / Japino / Japinoy (en)
  • Pilipinong Hapones (en)
  • にっけい / にっけいじん (en)
  • 日系 / 日系人 / 日系フィリピン人 (en)
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  • Metro Manila, Davao, the Visayas, Ilocos Norte, La Union, Baguio, Laguna, Cavite, Rizal, Bulacan, Pampanga, Zambales (en)
dbp:population
  • 15728 (xsd:integer)
  • 120000 (xsd:integer)
  • Japanese nationals (en)
  • People of Japanese descent (en)
dbp:reason
  • 1939 (xsd:integer)
dbp:related
  • Japanese people, foreign-born Japanese, Japanese diaspora (en)
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  • Christianity, Shinto, Buddhism (en)
dbp:totalWidth
  • 300 (xsd:integer)
  • 350 (xsd:integer)
  • 400 (xsd:integer)
  • 450 (xsd:integer)
  • 500 (xsd:integer)
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  • Japanese in the Philippines (en)
  • Inmigración japonesa en Filipinas (es)
  • Jepang-Filipina (in)
  • 日系フィリピン人 (ja)
  • 日本裔菲律賓人 (zh)
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  • Japanese Filipino, Japanese people in the Philippines (en)
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