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I am a BS Psychology student at Mapua Malayan Colleges. I enjoy helping others and providing support to people who need it. I also have fun playing games and Gacha games to satiate my gambling addiction HAHAHA (that's a joke btw). Overall I am very approachable person and open to opinions and criticism as long as it help me improve myself.

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Filipino Meme's

Karaoke singers

The rise of Japanese culture

Boba Tea

Filipino Boxing

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The rise of Japanese culture in our Country 

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The rise of Japanese culture in our Country 

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The current popularity of Japanese culture in the Philippines have increase compared to previews years. This increase has steadily grown to the point where we can see our fellow country men and women adapt some Japanese culture in there life as well as some etiquette and social events. The most evident of these are anime inspired costumes, events, businesses and gathering. Japanese media such as anime had a major play on creating this fantasy about japan. Not to mention the other news correlating japan being one of the most beautiful country and having one of the most friendly personalities.

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Agenda setting theory suggests that media outlets can set the public agenda by focusing on cultural elements that receive the most attention. In the Philippines, media outlets like television, newspapers, and online platforms are significant in highlighting aspects of Japanese culture, such as food, fashion, anime, and J-pop music. By consistently featuring these elements, media can shape public perception and generate interest in Japanese culture.

Institutions, such as government bodies, educational institutions, and cultural organizations, also play a role in agenda setting. They can promote Japanese culture through cultural exchange programs, language classes, or cultural festivals. Government support for initiatives like sister city relationships or cultural exchange agreements can reinforce the importance of Japanese culture in the public's eyes.

Public perception and behavior can be influenced by the issues and topics given prominence by media and institutions. For example, when Japanese language courses or events receive significant media coverage and institutional support, more Filipinos may be motivated to engage with Japanese culture.

Media can also shape the way cultural elements are framed and perceived, potentially leading to the development of stereotypes or misunderstandings. It is crucial to consider the potential impact of framing on intercultural relations and ensure accurate and respectful portrayal of Japanese culture.

Individuals and grassroots movements can also set their own agendas and influence the conversation, such as through social media, which can challenge mainstream narratives.