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The Royal Thai Embassy held a teaching lesson for Japanese flower arrangement by the Small Interest Group ofthe ALFS
On 4 July 2018, the Royal Thai Embassy, Tokyo,held a teaching lesson for Japanese flower arrangement(Ikebana) with the cooperation from the Small Interest Group ofthe Asia-Pacific Ladies Friendship Society (ALFS) at the Hall of the Royal Thai Embassy.The lesson was taught by Fujiko Masuda, the President ...
Ichikawa Educational Committee in Chiba visited the Embassy
... Educational Committee in Chiba visited the Royal Thai Embassy in Tokyo. The purpose of the visit is to learn about Thailand in all aspects, especially Thailand-Japan relations. The teachers asked questions such as the education system in Thailand , teaching English in Thailand and Thai culture. Miss Ranida Chamchalerm, First Secretary, welcomed the group and corresponded queries focusing on an education system in Thailand and an English teaching programme in educational institutions.
Representatives of Nihongo Partners in Thailand under the Japan Foundation paid a courtesy call on Ambassador
... Partners paid a courtesy call on H.E. Mr. Singtong Lapisatepun, Ambassador of Thailand to Japan, to report on the outcome of Nihongo Partners project.
The Nihongo Partners project is aimed at providing assistance to local Japanese language teachers in teaching Japanese language by Japanese volunteers in 10 ASEAN countries, China and Taiwan. Since 2014, there have been more than 3,000 Japanese volunteers participated in this project. The 10th batch of 48 Nihongo Partners was dispatched to Thailand from ...
Ambassador attended Nihongo Partners certificate presentation ceremony.
On 11 November 2022, H.E. Mr. Singtong Lapisatepun, Ambassador of Thailand to Japan, attended a certificate presentation ceremony for NIHONGO Partners volunteers who returned to Japan after completing their Japanese language teaching missions in ASEAN countries, including Thailand.
Ambassador was also invited to give an opening remark at the ceremony. He took the opportunity to congratulate Japan Foundation on the success of the program and thanked Nihongo Partners volunteers ...
2014.08.19 Tsurumi University Junior High School Students visited Embassy
... DVD on Thai culture and Thailand-Japan relations and participating in Q & A with Minister-Counsellor Pattarat Hongtong.
The students asked questions such as Thai wedding ceremony, difference in Thailand and Japan climate, and life based on Buddhist teachings.
A little learning goes a long way…
... start a project to provide better access to quality education for children living in the rural outreaches of the country.
It was through activities under this project that teachers, especially border patrol police teachers, were trained on specific teaching methods under specific conditions targeted towards achieving concrete learning outcomes for these children. This project later included a particular focus and training on improving education for stateless and minority children.
Through her work,...
国際交流基金「日本語パートナーズ」参加者が大使を表敬訪問
2023年8月15日、シントン・ラーピセートパン大使は、国際交流基金の佐藤百合理事と日本語パートナーズ事業参加者の表敬訪問を受け、タイを含むASEAN10ヵ国と中国、台湾で日本語学習の支援や協力を行う同事業について報告を受けました。
日本語パートナーズとは日本語学習支援のために日本人を現地の日本語教師として派遣する事業で、2014年から現在まで3000人以上が活動してきました。2022年5月から2023年2月までタイに派遣された10期生は48名で、10期生代表者2名は、日本語や、日本の文化・習慣に関心を寄せるタイ人高校生との交流や、タイでの経験について大使に報告しました。...
2014.01.10 Kamenori Forum 2014
On 10 January 2014, Royal Thai Embassy representatives attended the Kamenori Forum 2014 at Arcadia Ichigaya Hotel in Tokyo. The forum was organized by the Kamenori Foundation and International Cultural Exchange and Teaching Japanese in Foreign Countries Support Foundation. Japanese and non-Japanese students who were supported by the foundation reported about their participation in the program.
The Thai student participating in the program was Ms. Nattarika Surakamhaeng,...
Representatives of Nihongo Partners in Thailand under Japan Foundation paid a courtesy visit to the Ambassador.
.... Singtong Lapisatepun, Ambassador of Thailand to Japan.
The delegation informed the Ambassador of the outcome of Nihongo Partners Project, held in Thailand during May 2021 – February 2022. The project was aimed at providing Japanese language teaching assistance by Japanese volunteers to local Japanese language teachers in many countries around the world. This project is the 9
th
batch in Thailand, attended by 45 Japanese volunteers in 19 provinces in all regions.
As the Project was held ...
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