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27/05/2026

27/05/2026

A welcome ceremony was held Wednesday at the Imperial Palace for Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his wife Louise Araneta-Marcos, who are visiting Japan as state guests. Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako welcomed the couple at the event, which was also attended by Crown Prince Fumihit...

27/05/2026

MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday arrived in Tokyo, where he is expected to push the Philippines’ interest in advancing investment and security cooperation with Japan. Marcos arrived at Haneda Airport at around 6:31 p.m., Tokyo time. Before his departure, Marcos designated…

27/05/2026

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has started an official state visit to Japan. He arrived in Tokyo on May 26 and will stay until May 29. During the visit, President Marcos met with the Emperor and Empress and held summit talks with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. He is also engaging with Japanese business leaders.

The two countries are expected to discuss closer defense cooperation, trade relations, and regional security issues in the Indo-Pacific. This visit highlights the growing partnership between Japan and the Philippines amid current geopolitical challenges in the region. It is seen as an important step in further strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.

27/05/2026

Rather na mabalitaang pinapatay or pinapabayaan ng mga parents ang kanilang new born baby, I think this one is a good way to save the new born child. I think dadami pa lalo ang maililigtas ng ganitong program dahil sa dumaraming news sa ngayon na namamatay na bata here in Japan. Read this for your awareness.

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Japan’s “Baby Hatch” Reaches 200 Children in 19 Years

A special system in Japan called the “Stork’s Cradle” or baby hatch has accepted 200 children since it opened 19 years ago at Jikei Hospital. The system allows parents who feel unable to raise a child to safely leave the baby at the hospital instead of abandoning them in dangerous places.

Most of the children left at the baby hatch were newborn babies. Out of 200 children, 167 were less than one month old, and many were only a few days old. Boys and girls were almost equal in number. Hospital staff reported that there were no cases of physical abuse among the babies.

The report also showed that many mothers faced very difficult situations. The most common reason for leaving a child was poverty or financial problems. Other reasons included being unmarried, fear of social judgment, family opposition, relationship problems, and anxiety about raising a child. Some women also worried about family registration issues or hiding a pregnancy.

Many mothers gave birth outside hospitals. More than half of the babies were born at home, while some were born in cars or other places. This suggests that some women were unable or afraid to seek medical help during pregnancy or childbirth.

The children came from many different parts of Japan, not only from Kumamoto. Some parents traveled long distances by car, train, or airplane to reach the hospital. In many cases, parents later contacted the hospital, but only a small number eventually took their children back.

Supporters of the baby hatch say it protects babies’ lives and gives desperate parents a safe option. However, critics argue that Japan should focus more on helping struggling mothers before they feel forced to give up their children.

The data highlights serious social problems such as poverty, loneliness, and lack of support for women and families in Japan.

27/05/2026

During his four-day visit, Marcos is expected to hold meetings with Japanese leaders and witness the signing of new agreements covering trade, investment, maritime and defense cooperation, as both countries seek to deepen their strategic partnership.

ctto: Malago Forum

MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday arrived in Tokyo, where he is expected to push the Philippines’ interest in advancing investment and security cooperation with Japan. Marcos arrived at Haneda Airport at around 6:31 p.m., Tokyo time. Before his departure, Marcos designated…

27/05/2026

As soon as they arrive in Tokyo, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and First Lady Louise Araneta-Marcos spend time with the Filipino community in Japan at a gathering on May 26, 2026.
According to the Embassy of the Philippines in Tokyo, the Filipino community in Japan remains one of the most deeply rooted foreign communities in the country and is the fourth-largest contingent, with around 349,714 registered Filipinos residing across various regions as of June 2025.

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27/05/2026

Starting June 1, 2026, medical institutions in Japan will be officially permitted to charge patients cancellation fees for missed appointments under newly clarified rules by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
The government decision aims to mitigate severe financial losses and administrative burdens on clinics, which often experience multiple sudden cancellations a daily basis. Medical experts support the move, noting that chronic "drop-ins" and last-minute cancellations hinder overall healthcare efficiency and prevent other patients from receiving timely treatment. Moving forward, this policy is expected to encourage greater patient accountability across the country, though patients will need to stay vigilant about individual clinic policies to avoid unexpected high charges.

ctto: Japan Daily

Starting June 1, 2026, medical institutions in Japan will be officially permitted to charge patients cancellation fees for missed appointments under newly clarified rules by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

The government decision aims to mitigate severe financial losses and administrative burdens on clinics, which often experience multiple sudden cancellations a daily basis. Medical experts support the move, noting that chronic "drop-ins" and last-minute cancellations hinder overall healthcare efficiency and prevent other patients from receiving timely treatment. Moving forward, this policy is expected to encourage greater patient accountability across the country, though patients will need to stay vigilant about individual clinic policies to avoid unexpected high charges.

27/05/2026

Marcos said Filipino workers in Japan, employed in factories, offices, schools, hotels, hospitals, restaurants, and construction sites, serve as a key link in deepening people-to-people ties and expanding cooperation between the two countries in various fields.

ctto: Malago Forum

MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday pledged continued support for the promotion of the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Japan, as he acknowledged their key role in strengthening the Philippine-Japan relations. Speaking before the Filipino community in…

27/05/2026

Japan government, magbibigay ulit ng support sa bayarin sa kuryente at gas for July to September
Ayon sa news na ito, naglabas ng pahayag ang present administration today May 26 na isasagawa nila muli ang pagbigay ng support para sa bayarin sa kuryente at gas.
Ang sakop na billing ay mula July to September, a 3 months period lamang, dahil sa siguradong tataas ang billing ng mga mamamayan during this period na summer season din.
Inaprobahan na din ng present cabinet ang budget para dito na umaabot sa 500 Billion Yen. Aaabot naman sa mahigit 5000 YEN in average ang inaasahang maibabawas sa billing ng bawat household.

ctto: Malago Forum

Japan government, magbibigay ulit ng support sa bayarin sa kuryente at gas for July to September

Ayon sa news na ito, naglabas ng pahayag ang present administration today May 26 na isasagawa nila muli ang pagbigay ng support para sa bayarin sa kuryente at gas.

Ang sakop na billing ay mula July to September, a 3 months period lamang, dahil sa siguradong tataas ang billing ng mga mamamayan during this period na summer season din.

Inaprobahan na din ng present cabinet ang budget para dito na umaabot sa 500 Billion Yen. Aaabot naman sa mahigit 5000 YEN in average ang inaasahang maibabawas sa billing ng bawat household.

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