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BIBAK-Japan: BIBAK stands for upland provinces of Bontoc-Ifugao-Benguet-Kalinga-Apayao that are part of the mountainous region of the Cordillera up north of Philippine Luzon island. Members of this organization are indigenous people from the Cordillera called Igorots and most are working in Japan as domestic helpers and second-generation Japanese (born with Japanese parentage in the Philippines)
   
BURUGKUSAN-Japan – Is a newly formed organization mostly of people from the Bicol region (down south of Philippine Luzon island). Burugkusan is a Bicol local dialect term that means binded together. BURUGKUSAN-Japan aims to develop self-help projects involving those in Bicol and migrants in Japan.
 
   
CJFF or Center for Japanese-Filipino Families is a joint mission program of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) and the United Church of Christ in Japan (UCCJ) to provide care and services to the growing Japanese-Filipino families. CJFF stands as the secretariat of the information and communication consortium project of Filipinos in Japan.
   
ELCC or Ecumenical Learning Center for Children is under the Chubu Diocese of the Episcopal Church that runs special school for Filipino children who cannot enter Japanese school.
 
FMC or Filipino Migrants Center based in Nagoya caters counseling service for Filipinos in distress, support organizing work, education and training campaigns and networking
 
KAFIN or Kalipunan ng mga Filipino na Nagkakaisa (association of united Filipinos) that started as a neighborhood self-help group in Kawaguchi, Saitama that later expanded its membership into chapters in Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka. KAFIN is active in community organizing , education and training, solidarity with locals and others.
 
Kami Suwa Filipino Catholic Church Community are the choir members of the Suwa Catholic Church in Nagano.
 
MIGRANE Party List-Japan is the local chapter of the MIGRANTE Party List, an electoral party vying a seat in the Philippine Congress.
LFS or League of Filipino Seniors is an association of elder Filipinos who are seeking for respect and free services for the elder migrants.
PSJ or Philippine Society in Japan exists for around twenty years of promoting Philippine culture among Filipinos and Japanese.