Our national hero, Jose Rizal, would probably love one...I mean, the cosplayers doing kemonomimi cosplay. He's a playboy, and while a lot of anecdotes and biographies written about him portray Rizal as someone 'upright' and 'prim', he's got his flirty side on him. (Dude's even got 11 girlfriends from his teenage life till his execution on December 30, 1896.)
And by the way, the guy nearly missed being a national hero and played with the idea of just forgetting all the political stuff in his homeland and stay in Japan. He fell in-love with a Japanese woman, O Sei-san, see?
The other national hero always compared to Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, would prolly fancy to meet one. Not because he'll be enamored with them, but he's a natural curious guy. However, because he's working class and needs to feed his siblings and family, Andres would surely don't care about kemonomimi cat girls and similar stuff. He'll just focus on his work, playing Mobile Legends in his smartphone during his breaks.
The glorified kleptomaniac, dictator and pseudo-hero of the New Society Era (1973-1986) of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Sr., would most certainly have the kemonomimi cat girls banned, ostensibly because it's 'Japanese'. He claims to have fought the Imperial Japanese during the Second World War as a guerilla (though US Military archives prove that it's a fake claim). How did I say this? He never allowed Japanese radio in the Philippines during his regime, and also banned showing the last episodes of 'Voltes V' because of the 'violence' (when in reality, he's against the plot of that anime that ends with the downfall of the Bozanian tyrants).