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2014.08.07 Embassy held seminar on Thai massage shops standard
... massage shops abroad, including Japan. It is believed that foreign customers will be more confident in Thai massage shops that are approved by the Thai government. In the last session, Ms. Thitiporn Inthuput and Mr. Thanasap Lawichai, Thai massage shop owners in Japan, shared their experience and advice in running Thai massage business in Japan, followed by discussion between speakers and participants. At the end, the participants formed a group literally called “Thai massage association in Japan” to empower the business owners ...
Fine Thai in Your Area 2023 Prizes Presentation Ceremony
... enjoy fine Thai in their neighborhood. The campaign was held in 3 areas: "Eating" which provided promotions and special discounts from 48 participating restaurants, "Shopping" which offered Thai products at special prices from 35 shops and "Experience" which offered special packages to experience Thai arts and culture through 28 participating institutions. The online platform of the campaign gained 870,419 views in total.
Fine Thai in Your Area 2023 is one of the collaborations among ...
Fine Thai in Your Area 2023プレゼント当選者への贈呈式
... Areaプロジェクトも同時開催しました。代々木公園に行くことが出来ない方にも、タイを楽しんでもらうことを目的にしており、3つのカテゴリーで行いました。「Eating食べタイ」ではタイレストラン48店舗が参加し特別提供品や割引などを行い、「Shopping買いタイ」ではタイ物産品の業者35店舗が参加し限定セットや特別価格で販売し、「Experience体験しタイ」ではタイ文化を教える学校など28団体が参加しました。大使館のSNSなどによるプロジェクトの総閲覧数は870,419回でした。
プロジェクト「Fine Thai in Your Area 2023」は、在京タイ王国大使館、大阪総領事館、福岡総領事館、商務参事官事務所、タイ国政府観光庁東京事務所といった、在日タイ政府関連機関による協力事業です。
พิธีมอบรางวัลแก่ผู้โชคดีในโครงการ Fine Thai in Your Area 2023
... หมวด ได้แก่ ชิม "Eating" มีโปรโมชั่นและส่วนลดพิเศษจากร้านอาหารไทยที่เข้าร่วม 48 ร้าน ช้อป "Shopping" สินค้าไทยราคาพิเศษจากร้านค้า 35 ร้าน และ ใช้ "Experience" ศิลปวัฒนธรรมไทย ผ่านสถาบันที่เข้าร่วม จำนวน 28 แห่ง และมียอดการเข้าชมโครงการบนแพลตฟอร์มออนไลน์รวม ...
2014.07.31 NHK Cultural Center, Utsunomiya Visited Thai Residence
..., the lecture of our legendary Thai official residence. Participants watched VDO of Thai documentary and two sets of Thai classical dance before luncheon. While enjoying Thai lunch buffet, members got a chance to exchange their good memories of Thai experiences with Mrs. Monthip and received Thai handicrafts souvenirs. The small corner of Thai handicrafts shop was set up for any who had an interest.
2013.10.12-14 Embassy participated in cultural activities
... Suraphon Svetasreni, Governor of Tourism Authirity of Thailand attended the 28th Japan-Thailand Nagamasa Festival at Sengen Shopping Street, Aoi district, Shizuoka City and delivered the congratulatory speech at the opening ceremony. The Embassy and ... ... “Little Ambassadors – Thailand” at Kojimachi Gakuen in Tokyo. The activity, allowing Japanese children to learn and experience Thai culture, received 80 participants of children and parents. The children gave a presentation about Thailand from ...
The Princess of Humanity
... Switzerland to raise her three young children. During her stay there, she lived in an unassuming apartment, did the grocery shopping herself and was known by her neighbours as Madame Mahidol rather than as a princess.
A Thai proverb that underlines ... ... motherland not because of its breathtaking scenery but for the crisis it was suffering. The Princess had visited Doi Tung before and experienced first-hand that the mountains were severely deforested. She vowed to turn this place into lush greenery once again....
Disability-inclusive business models for an enabling environment
... Café was established with the aim to provide a space for training persons with disabilities, and to serve as a model for coffee shops, or restaurants, successfully run by persons with disabilities.
60+ Plus Bakery & Chocolate Café and products
Source: ... ... society”.
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Mr. Piroon Laismit is the Asia-Pacific Centre on Disability (APCD) Executive Director and has extensive experience on the empowerment of persons with disabilities through capacity building programs. Before joining the APCD, Mr. Laismit ...
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