Businesses

Aichi-based Filipino food truck run by Dondon and Arlene Alvar, who are originally from Davao Oriental. It cooks lechon pork belly on site and sells pork and chicken barbecue at festivals in Aichi and other parts of Japan.

Filipino restaurant in Kamisugi in Sendai's Aoba ward. Its dishes include sisig and beef kaldereta, and it has both counter and table seating.

Filipino restaurant on the fourth floor of the Eight One Building in Higashishinsaibashi, Osaka. Diners have reported sinigang, pancit and lechon, and the venue offers live music as well as dine-in and takeaway service.

Filipino bistro in Shinjuku, Tokyo, owned and operated by Johndy Zinampan. The menu includes chicken adobo, pork lumpia and tortang talong, with halo-halo and turon for dessert.

Filipino restaurant in Yakuin in Fukuoka's Chuo ward. Its menu includes pork sisig, laing, kare-kare and beef caldereta, and it accepts reservations and online food orders.

Filipino restaurant in Kawakita-cho in Nagoya's Moriyama ward. It offers delivery through Uber Eats and has counter seating at its ground-floor premises.

Filipino restaurant in Kin, Okinawa, which opened in March 2025. It specialises in adobo and lumpiang Shanghai, presenting Filipino cooking for both Filipino and Japanese diners.

Filipino restaurant in Akabane, Tokyo, offering dine-in meals and takeaway. It advertises weekend all-you-can-eat dining and karaoke, and welcomes children.

Grocery shop specialising in Philippine foods in Minamihatogaya, Kawaguchi. It sells frozen foods, vegetables and cosmetics, and offers shipping as well as shopping at its ground-floor premises.

Japan food-tour and travel-planning company founded by Anne Kyle, who moved to Japan from the Philippines. Its culinary tours cover Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, the Mount Fuji area and Hiroshima, and it also designs custom multi-day journeys. The company publishes a Tokyo Metropolitan Government travel-agency registration number.

Osaka-based photography and videography business owned by Filipino couple John Ryan N. Orpiano and Pinky Z. Orpiano. It works across Kansai and also advertises coverage in Tokyo, with pre-wedding films among its work. The studio partnered with the Philippine Consulate General in Osaka on a smartphone photography workshop in October 2026.

Filipino community organisation based in Kobe's Chuo ward, promoting solidarity, volunteerism and shared responsibility. It cooperated in the Pistang Pilipino sa Kansai festival in Kobe in June 2026.

Filipino community organisation active in Nagoya and central Japan. It organised Fiesta Filipino Chubu 2026 at Hisaya Odori Park, celebrating Philippine independence and friendship between Japan and the Philippines through cultural performances and community programmes.

Filipino community organisation in Kumamoto, also listed by the Kumamoto International Foundation. It coordinated volunteers for a Philippine consular outreach mission in Kumamoto City in October 2026.

Filipino Catholic community at Kiyose Catholic Church in western Tokyo. The parish has Tagalog-language Mass, and its Filipino parishioners participated in the San Lorenzo Ruiz celebration at the church in September 2025, followed by a salu-salo fellowship meal.

Filipino community group in Kurume, Fukuoka. Its volunteers supported a Philippine consular outreach mission in September 2026, and it helped bring together local associations for Pistang Pilipino sa Fukuoka in October 2026.

Tokyo-based federation of Filipino community organisations formed in 1997. It supports Filipinos in need of emergency assistance and communities affected by natural disasters, and organises cultural events including an Independence Day gathering in Tokyo in June 2026.

Filipino Catholic community at St Anselm's Meguro Catholic Church in Tokyo's Shinagawa ward. The parish has Tagalog-language Mass, and its Filipino parishioners held a Philippine Independence Day Mass and fellowship gathering in June 2026.