Six-year-old Jate Vanasin received an award from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan in the 44th International Children’s Art Exhibition. The event was organized by Biiku Bunka Kyokai (The Foundation of Art Education in Japan). Out of 60,206 art pieces from 38 countries nominated for the Ministry’s awards, Jate’s “Dragon Factory” was among the ten selected pieces. The award ceremony was held at Tokyo National Museum on 31 March 2014. Miss Pakvipa Ahviphan, First Secretary, represented...
Eight-year-old Kittipat Yuaenyatchai received an award from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan in the 43rd International Children’s Art Exhibition. The event was organized by Biiku Bunka Kyokai (The Foundation of Art Education in Japan). Out of 38,139 art pieces from 38 countries nominated for the Ministry’s awards, Kittipat’s “Green Earth” was among the ten selected pieces. The award ceremony was held at Tokyo National Museum on 25 March 2013. Miss Pakvipa Ahviphan, First Secretary...
... Chamchalerm, Counsellor attended the welcome reception for the representatives of the ten South East Asian Countries as well as Japan for the 43rd SSEAYP in 2016 at The Tokai University Club. The participating countries for the Ship for Southeast Asian Youth Program (SSEAYP) include Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao P.D.R., Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand and Japan.
... PrasitChumueng, Vice Secretary-General of the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center, paid a courtesy call on H.E. Ambassador Bansarn Bunnag at the Royal Thai Embassy in Tokyo to discuss their current activities and cooperation between the Royal Thai Embassy and the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center.
The group visited Japan to follow up on the progress of the youth in the southern part of Thailand encouragement program and to exchange language and culture in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture.
On 11 December 2020 the Royal Thai Embassy was invited to introduce Thailand to grade 5 and 6students at Kogai Elementary Schoo lin Minato City in Tokyo. The Embassy believes that getting to know Thailand from a young age helps build a long-lasting friendship between Thailand and ...
... students of MFFGROUP MFF ASA 85 at the Embassy.
MFFGROUP MFF ASA 85 is a volunteer band made up of a group of music-loving youths from the Music for Future School and Music for Fun Academy. The project allows children to spend their free times to not ... ... concerts to raise funds for good causes and in various countries such as Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, in order to promote Thai cultures.
As for this year, MFFGROUP MFF ASA 85 performed mini concerts at Thai Festivals in Aeon Town Narita Tomisato and ...
... Thailand’s P Robot company in cooperation with Fujisoft. The Thai national winning team will be joining in the All Japan Robot Sumo Tournament in Japan, together with national winners from other countries.
The Royal Thai Embassy is delighted to support Thaiyouth to participate in the All Japan Robot Sumo Tournament event, which is in line with the Royal Thai Government’s policy in promoting robotic innovation. The Embassy also looks forward to welcoming the Thai national team who will come to Tokyo on ...
... activities including Muay Thai demonstrations, Muay Thai workshops, photo sessions with Muay Thai champions, and amateur Muay Thai competitions. The competition was well received by audiences of all ages and genders. Of the total 114 participants were 46 youths and 68 adults.
AEON Mall Makuhari Shintoshin and the Royal Thai Embassy hosted the Thai Festival for the second consecutive year to foster the cordial relations between Thailand and Japan. There is a strong intention to continue co-organizing the Thai Festival as an annual event at the AEON Mall Makuhari Shintoshin ...