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• Dentsu

  Also: Dentsu Inc. — the corporate name adopted in 1955 ([Wikipedia — Dentsu](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dentsu "Dentsu — Wikipedia")), 電通 (Dentsū) — the Japanese styling, the abbreviation carried down from the telegraphic news company, Dentsu Group — the holding structure above the Japan and international networks

  Dentsu (Japanese: 電通) is Japan's largest advertising company and one of the world's largest agency networks — founded on July 1, 1901, when Hoshiro Mitsunaga…

• Rikichi Tsukada

  Also: Tsukada Rikichi — the Japanese name order, 塚田理喜智 — the kanji styling of the Japanese biographical record, Kenbu Group commander — the styling the English biography gives his Luzon role

  Rikichi Tsukada (Japanese: 塚田理喜智; December 15, 1892 – May 19, 1958) was a lieutenant general of the Imperial Japanese Army — an infantryman who transferred…

• Kembu Group

  Also: Kenbu Group — the alternate romanization of the Japanese name, 建武集団 (Kenbu Shūdan) — the Japanese order-of-battle styling carried by the Japanese record ([Japanese Wikipedia — 塚田理喜智](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/塚田理喜智 "塚田理喜智 (Tsukada Rikichi) — Japanese Wikipedia")), The central Luzon group — the positional styling among Yamashita's three groups ([Wikipedia — Battle of Luzon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Luzon "Battle of Luzon — Wikipedia"))

  The Kembu Group was the central-Luzon formation of the three-group defense with which General Tomoyuki Yamashita fought the last campaign of the Japanese occupation of…

• Yasuyuki Okamoto

  Also: Okamoto Yasuyuki — the Japanese name order, 岡本保之 — the kanji styling of the Japanese biographical record, Lt. Gen. Yasuyuki Okamoto — the rank styling of the standard battle account, the only English-language carrier of his name

  Yasuyuki Okamoto (Japanese: 岡本保之; 21 October 1887 – 12 December 1946) was a lieutenant general of the Imperial Japanese Army — promoted 1 April 1942…

• Haruo Konuma

  Also: Konuma Haruo — the Japanese name order, 小沼治夫 — the kanji styling of the Japanese biographical record, General Konuma — the official history's styling

  Haruo Konuma (Japanese: 小沼治夫; 1 January 1899 – 17 January 1989) was a major general of the Imperial Japanese Army — promoted 1 August 1944…

• Deforestation in the Philippines

  Also: Philippine forest loss, The decline of Philippine forest cover, Forest degradation in the Philippines — the companion styling for the loss of quality as well as extent

  Deforestation in the Philippines is the long-term conversion and loss of the archipelago's forest cover — from roughly 90 percent forested at early Spanish contact…

• 4-H Club of the Philippines

  Also: 4-H Club — the generic styling in Department of Agriculture and ATI usage, 4W Program / 4W Club — the founding name before the United States approved the 4-H name, Farm Youth (4-H) — the national convention's styling

  The 4-H Club of the Philippines is the country's rural-youth development organization in agriculture — the Philippine body of the worldwide 4-H family whose name…

• Francisco Balagtas

  Also: Francisco Baltazar — the surname adopted under Governor-General Narciso Clavería's 1849 decree, the styling of the NCCA's literary histories ([Wikipedia — Francisco Balagtas](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Balagtas "Francisco Balagtas — Wikipedia"), [NCCA — Philippine Literature in the Spanish Colonial Period](https://www.ncca.gov.ph/about-ncca-3/subcommissions/subcommission-on-the-arts-sca/literary-arts/philippine-literature-in-the-spanish-colonial-period "Philippine Literature in the Spanish Colonial Period — National Commission for Culture and the Arts")), Francisco Balagtas y de la Cruz — the birth name, Balagtas — the single-name styling that also names his hometown, the poetry debate, and the writers' award

  Francisco Balagtas — born Francisco Balagtas y de la Cruz on April 2, 1788, in Barrio Panginay, Bigaa, Bulacan (the town renamed Balagtas in 1966),…

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