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Children’s International Festa 2014
On 7 September 2014, the Royal Thai Embassy, in cooperation with the International Thai Dance (ITDA), held a fruit carving workshop and arranged Thai traditional dance to perform on stage in the Children’s International Festa 2014 at Ebisu Garden Place, Tokyo. The Children’s International Festa is held annually to provide opportunity for Japanese children ...
2013.08.31 Children’s International Festa 2013
On 31 August 2013, the Royal Thai Embassy invited the International Thai Dance Academy (ITDA) to perform Thai traditional dance and fruit carving workshop at Children’s International Festa 2013. The event, which was held at Ebisu Garden Place, was to provide opportunity for Japanese children and their parents to experience cultural exchange with 13 embassies in Japan. The activities ...
Online Lecture on Thailand for Umenoki Elementary School
On 18 February 2022 the Royal Thai Embassy held an online lecture on Thailand for the second grade students from Umenoki Elementary School in Kita Ward, Tokyo.
Thai culture and customs, Thai food and fruits, tourism in Thailand and Thai sports were introduced to the student. After the lecture, the students enjoyed themselves in quizzes and Q&A session.
Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Embassy switched the physical lecture at the school to online ...
タイの食品・飲料品がFOODEX JAPAN 2022に展示
... Bricket株式会社）や植物肉（Nithi Foods株式会社、Food and Drinks株式会社、IMG社）、また様々な健康食品（Dajia株式会社、Cha Cha Thai株式会社）、最先端技術の冷凍/加工食品（Alchemist株式会社、S.Ruamthai株式会社、Chantaburi Fruit Product株式会社）そしてタイ王室プロジェクトのコーヒーなどが注目すべき商品として展示されました。
Chargés daffaires participated in Hiroshima Flower Festival 2015
... Embassy participated in a reception party for the Hiroshima Flower Festival 2015 held at the ANA Crowne Plaza Hiroshima Hotel and he also visited the Hiroshima-Thailand Association Booth, which the Royal Thai Embassy gives support to for promoting Thai Fruits. The Hiroshima Flower Festival has been organized since 1977 and this one, which was the 39th, was held 3-5 May 2015. It was one of the biggest festivals in Hiroshima Prefecture and more than 1.6 million people attended.
President of the Foundation for the Welfare & Education of the Asian People (FWEAP) paid a courtesy call on the Ambassador of Thailand to Japan
... call on H.E. Mr. Singtong Lapisatepun, Ambassador of Thailand to Japan, at the Royal Thai Embassy in Tokyo. Mr. Romdej Phisalaphong, Minister Counsellor, and Ms. Ketsuda Mongkolchart, Counsellor (Labour) also attended the said meeting.
Both sides had a fruitful discussion on the past and future activities of FWEAP in relation to Thailand.
Keidanren-ASEAN Ambassadors Policy Dialogue
... Ambassadors in Tokyo held the Policy Dialogue at Keidanren Kaikan. Ambassadors of ASEAN Member States to Japan including H.E. Mr. Singtong Lapisatepun, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Thailand to Japan, and representatives from ASEAN Embassies in Tokyo had a fruitful discussion with Mr. TOKURA Masakuzu, Chairman of Keidanren, and executive members of Keidanren at the said Policy Dialogue. Both sides exchanged views on how to further strengthen economic cooperation between ASEAN and business sector in Japan ...
Director-General of the International Affairs Bureau of Yokohama City paid a courtesy call on the Ambassador
... call on H.E. Mr. Singtong Lapisatepun, Ambassador of Thailand to Japan. Both sides exchanged views on the progress of several projects between Yokohama City and Thailand, including industrial cooperation. In addition, they casually talked about Thai fruits and Thai coffee in Japan which reflects the relations that span over several dimensions between the two countries.
10.01 Charge d’affaires’s spouse joined the 4th Thai Carving Contest
... invited Mr. Jamnong Nirungsan, Chairman of Thai Chef’s Association, and Chef Chart Kunsri from Shangri-la Hotel, to join the selection panel. The selection was judged by skills and beauty of the carved objects. Twenty-five soap carving and thirty-seven fruit carving candidates participated in the contest this year.
From Poppy to Coffee: How Thailand Became a Model for Alternative Development
... of them were frequent visitors to the villages to organise medical check-ups through the Princess Mother’s Medical Volunteer Foundation, and to provide assistance to schools in need. All these concerted efforts took decades of perseverance to bear fruit. But the yield, as proven today, is worth the wait.
Since the beginning, the Royal Project worked with the Thai government and international organisations to conduct research and development, and to provide seeds, fertilizer, training, and supporting ...
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