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Change of visa pick-up time
The Royal Thai Embassy Tokyo is pleased to inform that the visa pick-up time is changed to 14.00 - 15.00 hours effective from 2 March 2015.
The Royal Thai Embassy Tokyo is pleased to inform that the visa pick-up time is changed to 14.00 - 15.00 hours effective from 2 March 2015.
Governor of Saga hosts a dinner in honour of Ambassador of Thailand
... in Saga, despite the COVID-19 situation in Japan. He strongly hoped that after the COVID-19 situation is well under control, the exchanges between the two sides will become even stronger.
The people-to-people contacts between Thailand and Saga has picked up impressively. Apart from tourism, the Thai Festival Saga has been organised annually by Saga Prefecture for three consecutive years. Saga prefecture is also a host town for Thai rowing and archery athletes who will be competing in Tokyo Olympics and ...
The gift that keeps on giving: Food security and sustainable livelihoods
... kept in a pond at Chitralada Palace, the King’s royal residence. The fish made the palace their home and quickly multiplied. Up to 10,000 fingerlings were later donated to the Department of Fisheries. The fish can now be found in rice paddies, ponds and ... ... water sources in all corners of Thailand.
This means that those in need of a hearty meal rich in protein could simply take their pick from backyard ponds, flooded rice paddies and communal water sources. In fact, it was the late King’s ingenious idea to ...
The gift that keeps on giving: Thailand’s scaly quest for food security and sustainable livelihood
... kept in a pond at Chitralada Palace, the King’s royal residence. The fish made the palace its home, and quickly multiplied. Up to 10,000 fingerlings were later donated to the Department of Fisheries. Since then, the fish can be found in rice paddies,... ... water sources in all corners of Thailand.
This means that those in need of a hearty meal rich in protein could simply take their pick from backyard ponds, flooded rice paddy fields and communal water sources. In fact, it was the late King’s ingenious idea ...
The gift that keeps on giving: Thailand’s scaly quest for food security and sustainable livelihood
... kept in a pond at Chitralada Palace, the King’s royal residence. The fish made the palace its home, and quickly multiplied. Up to 10,000 fingerlings were later donated to the Department of Fisheries. Since then, the fish can be found in rice paddies,... ... water sources in all corners of Thailand.
This means that those in need of a hearty meal rich in protein could simply take their pick from backyard ponds, flooded rice paddy fields and communal water sources. In fact, it was the late King’s ingenious idea ...
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