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Bits of knowledge about the diplomatic relations between Thailand and Japan
... Relation. Today in the year 1887, the “Declaration of Amity and Commerce between Japan and Siam” was signed by Prince Devawongse Varopakarn, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Siam, and Mr. Shuzo Aoki, Vice Foreign Minister of Japan. At that time, Japan and Thailand was the first two countries in Asia that concluded an agreement of modern diplomatic relations. In 1897, Japanese Legation in Bangkok was established following by an establishment of Siam’s Legation in Tokyo in 1899.
Minister of Sport and Tourism Attended the JATA Tourism Expo 2017
... attended the Japan Association of Travel Agents Tourism Expo 2017 at Tokyo Big Sight. A lot of high level executive officers of tourism organizations from around the world participated in this event.
The JATA Tourism Expo has been held annually and this time marked the 27th year. It aims to enhance the inbound and outbound tourism market and it is the largest tourism promotion field in the Asia region.
2013.05.18 Toyosu Carnival 2013
On 18 May 2013, the Embassy attended the Toyosu Carnival 2013, which was held for the first time at Wild Magic Urban Outdoor Park, Koto-ward, Tokyo. The event was held to strengthen the friendship among Japanese and foreigners who live in Toyosu district. The Embassy, with the cooperation of Thailand Tourism Authority, Tokyo Office, the Thai ...
Ambassador delivered Financial Assistance from Royal Thai Government to Kumamoto Prefecture
... Baht), to Kumamoto Prefecture, for the purpose of disaster relief. Ambassador Bansarn also reiterated that the Royal Thai Government and the people of Thailand will stand ready to offer any assistance that Kumamoto Prefecture may need at this difficult time.
Participants of Children Festa 2015 Visited the Royal Thai Embassy
... of cultures of foreign countries.
After Minister Counsellor conveyed a greeting speech, embassy staff gave a brief lecture on Thailand and cultures. The attendants got a chance to learn about Thai rice and experienced various Thai food during lunch time. Parents and kids made a small activity together and received Thai souvenirs, brochures about Thailand and also participated in Q&A with Miss Ranida Chamchalerm, Counsellor as well.
Chargé d Affaires gave a lecture on Thailand at Tottori University.
... to join a Global Human Resource Development Project supported by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), running for 5 years starting from October 2012. It was the 7th lecture of the project and the first time for the representative of an Asian Embassy in Japan to give a lecture to the students. Moreover, the Chargé d Affaires also met with Mr. Ryota Teshima, the President of the University and the academics, and also with Thai students studying at the ...
AEON Co., Ltd. paid a courtesy call on the Ambassador
... 1% Club Foundation 30th Anniversary Project” last November. They also discussed ways to exchange cooperation between Thailand and AEON Co., Ltd. in the future. Talking this opportunity Ambassador expressed his gratitude to AEON Co., Ltd. their long time investment in Thailand, especially their kind support in promoting career development for Thai people.
2014.02.12-13 Ambassador officially visited Okayama
During 12-13 February 2014, Ambassador Thanatip Upatising officially visited Okayama for the first time. He met with Mr. Ryuta Ibaragi, Okayama Governor. Both agreed upon close cooperation on trade, investment and tourism. He expressed his willingness in providing information for Okayama businesspersons who are interested in investing in Thailand....
Best wishes from Thailand to Japan
... palm fronds, is one of Thailand’s cultural heritages. In the old days, Thai people believed that Pla-Ta-Pian was a symbol of abundance and strength, as the fish could survive in any water sources and normally grew to full size around the same time that rice was ready for harvesting. A Pla-Ta-Pian mobile is also considered auspicious for a baby and was traditionally hung over a baby’s cradle to bless them with good health and prosperity. “Never give up Be strong Know that you’re not alone ...
Best wishes from Thailand to Japan
... palm fronds, is one of Thailand’s cultural heritages. In the old days, Thai people believed that Pla-Ta-Pian was a symbol of abundance and strength, as the fish could survive in any water sources and normally grew to full size around the same time that rice was ready for harvesting. A Pla-Ta-Pian mobile is also considered auspicious for a baby and was traditionally hung over a baby’s cradle to bless them with good health and prosperity.
“Never give up
Be strong
Know that you’re not alone
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