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MANILA - A delegation from the Philippines' creative industry is in Japan to explore opportunities with local players, the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo said Friday. The 36-member group, which is in Japan from June 24 to July, is the first Philippine business delegation to visit the Asian nation since the pandemic struck. Embassy Charge d'Affaires Robespierre Bolivar said business matching sessions with major Japanese gaming and animation studios have been conducted, including a reception with Kadokawa, Nintendo, Goodpatch Inc., Altplus Inc., Active Retech, Katomasa Inc., and SpiderPlus & Co. The delegation also attended Content Tokyo, a comprehensive exhibition consisting of five specialized trade shows related to licensing, production, ad creative and marketing, creative industry, and advanced digital technology. Included in their itinerary are site visits and meetings at the Asean-Japan Center, Creek & River, Tokyo Anime Center, and NTT Art Technology Museum. Citing Ja ....
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Published May 14, 2021, 3:14 PM Philippines and Japan have achieved near-balanced trade relationships and are expected to further improve under the new tax and incentives regime of the Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises (CREATE) Act. Masataka Fujita, ASEAN-Japan Center Secretary-General, cited the trade relationship in his opening remarks at the webinar conducted by the Department of Trade and Industry/Board of Investments on the CREATE Act and the Strategic Investment Priorities Plan (SIPP). “Annual trade statistics from the Japanese Ministry of Finance show that Japan exports to the Philippines totaled 940 billion yen and imports to Japan from the Philippines were 990 billion yen in 2020. This shows that Japan and the Philippines have a near-balanced trade relationship,” noted Fujita. ....