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Rising Tigers Magazine

The most distributed Leadership, Business & Lifestyle Magazine in the Philippines.

Poland in Manila: A Toast to Constitution Day and Stronger Global Friendships”Diplomats, government officials, business leaders, and friends of the Embassy gathered for an elegant reception hosted by Poland in celebration of Poland’s Constitution Day on May 7, 2026, at the Fairmont Hotel in Makati.Led by Ms. Katarzyna Wilkowiecka, Chargé d' Affaires a.i. of the Republic of Poland, the evening highlighted the enduring friendship between Poland and the Philippines, bringing together members of the diplomatic corps, government representatives, and distinguished guests for a night of camaraderie, culture, and meaningful connections.Held at the prestigious Fairmont Makati, the celebration served as a reminder of the importance of unity, shared values, and international cooperation among nations. See MoreSee Less
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Playful Bridges: How Omocha Celebrates 70 Years of Japan–Philippines Friendship 🎌🌸A delightful fusion of culture, creativity, and connection came to life on May 5, 2026, as the traveling exhibition “OMOCHA: Japanese Toys Today” opened at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila. Organized by the Japan Foundation, Manila, the exhibit offers a vibrant exploration of Japanese toys, known as omocha, and their enduring role in shaping imagination across generations.Gracing the opening was Endo Akiko, who delivered heartfelt remarks underscoring the cultural importance of omocha. She was joined by notable figures including Bernan Joseph Corpuz of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Tina Colayco, and Ben Suzuki. Their presence highlighted the collaborative spirit behind the exhibition, one rooted in cultural exchange and mutual appreciation.In her speech, Madame Endo reflected on how omocha has long been more than just playthings in Japan. These toys serve as instruments of imagination, encouraging creativity and innovation from an early age. Over time, they have become an inseparable part of Japan’s cultural identity, evolving from traditional handcrafted items to modern, technologically advanced creations. Each piece tells a story, not just of play, but of artistry, craftsmanship, and the values embedded within Japanese society.Her message carried added significance as 2026 marks the 70th Anniversary of Friendship between Japan and the Philippines. Drawing a meaningful parallel, she described this bilateral relationship as a “precious and evolving heritage,” much like omocha itself. It is a bond that continues to grow, fostering understanding and connection between two nations with shared aspirations for the future. Through initiatives like this exhibition, that friendship is not only celebrated but also strengthened.The “OMOCHA: Japanese Toys Today” exhibition brings together a captivating collection of toys that span generations. Visitors can explore early versions of traditional Japanese toys alongside contemporary innovations that reflect the country’s cutting-edge design and technology. From charming, nostalgic pieces to interactive modern creations, the exhibit showcases the diversity and ingenuity of Japanese toy-making.Beyond their visual appeal, the toys on display highlight the importance of play in learning and development. Many of the featured omocha are designed to stimulate cognitive skills, encourage problem-solving, and promote social interaction. The exhibition thoughtfully presents toys as tools for growth, reminding visitors that play is a universal language that transcends age, culture, and borders.Set within the dynamic space of the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, the exhibit offers an immersive experience that invites guests to reconnect with their sense of wonder. It’s a place where childhood memories meet cultural discovery, and where visitors can appreciate the deeper narratives behind seemingly simple objects.Running from May 6 to 31, 2026, at the museum’s 2nd Floor North Gallery, the exhibition is open to the public with free admission. It’s an opportunity not to be missed, a chance to witness how something as simple as a toy can carry profound cultural meaning and bring people closer together.Ultimately, OMOCHA is more than an exhibition, it is a celebration of friendship, creativity, and shared humanity. Through the timeless artistry of Japanese toys, it reminds us that even the smallest objects can build the strongest bridges. 🇯🇵🇵🇭 See MoreSee Less
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Power, Style, and Substance: Diplomats, Leaders, and Icons Gather for The Devil Wears Prada 2 Block Screening Presented by Rising Tigers Magazine See MoreSee Less
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The Artistry of Hosting: Pinky Tobiano Brings Women Together for an Afternoon of Elegance and ConnectionIn a beautiful celebration of creativity, connection, and womanhood, lifestyle icon Pinky Tobiano gathered an inspiring circle of women leaders, friends, and valued partners for a special afternoon affair centered on “The Artistry of Hosting” held on May 5, 2026, at the elegant Opulence Design Concept in Greenbelt.Timed as a heartfelt tribute to Mother’s Day, the intimate gathering was designed to bring together remarkable women in an atmosphere of warmth, sophistication, and meaningful connection. More than just an event, it was a celebration of the beauty of hosting, where thoughtful details, gracious conversations, and shared experiences create lasting memories.Guests arrived in soft hues of pink and yellow, adding a gentle, radiant charm to the afternoon and perfectly reflecting the event’s theme of grace, joy, and femininity.Co-hosting the affair was Cat Arambulo Antonio—entrepreneur, devoted mother, and influencer, whose vibrant presence added another layer of inspiration to the gathering. Together with Pinky Tobiano, she welcomed guests into a thoughtfully curated experience that highlighted the essence of intentional hosting: creating spaces where women can gather, connect, and uplift one another.With the invitation to “gather, connect, and create something beautiful together,” the event became a fitting prelude to Mother’s Day, honoring not only motherhood, but also the strength, elegance, and artistry that women bring into every space they nurture.True to Pinky Tobiano’s signature style, the afternoon was a masterclass in tasteful hosting, where every detail reflected sophistication, purpose, and the power of bringing people together. See MoreSee Less
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More photos during the Rising Tigers Magazine’s The Devil Wears Prada 2 Block Screening for partners and featured leaders. May 2, 2026. SM Aura Premier. Directors Club 2. See MoreSee Less
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