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... gave opening remarks at the opening ceremony of ASAI Kyoto Shijo, a lifestyle hotel under the Dusit Thani Group in Kyoto, marking the first Thai hotel chain to open in Japan. On this occasion, the Ambassador emphasized the outstanding hospitality of Thai tourism business, people-to-people relations between Thailand and Japan, and the concept of ASAI hotel which suggests a sense of relaxing and comfortably living. The opening of ASAI hotel will also promote “Thainess” and help stimulate the tourism industry in Kyoto. The ASAI Hotel is located in Shijo Karasuma district, one of the central areas in Kyoto. The ...

... university students in Sendai, is affiliated with the Thai Student Association in Japan (TSAJ). The Group plays an important role in supporting Thai students and coordinating activities including cultural festivals and social gatherings, which help foster a sense of community and promote Thai culture. Furthermore, in case of an emergency or disaster, the Group’s leader will be a contact point for the Royal Thai Embassy in communicating with Thai community in the area for the timely provision of assistance.

... information on the Japanese’s way of life, value, and characteristics as well as history, which all contribute to the Japanese’s sense of responsibility, discipline, and unity, making Japan a strong nation today.  At the same time, Minister-Counsellor addressed ... ... relations.  The visiting group paid good attention to the lecture and raised a question about the Japanese’s attitude towards Thais.

... also presided over the ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil the plaque to dedicate the new tree, which not only symbolised the Thai-Japanese friendship but also enhanced shade and scenic recreation spaces. The activities captured the interest of the Japanese ... ... Moreover, the activities have become a model for improving the living condition of communities and for its cultivation of a sense of environmental preservation.

... also presided over the ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil the plaque to dedicate the new tree, which not only symbolised the Thai-Japanese friendship but also enhanced shade and scenic recreation spaces. The activities captured the interest of the Japanese ... ... Moreover, the activities have become a model for improving the living condition of communities and for its cultivation of a sense of environmental preservation.

... 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 the influence of mothers on their children states that ‘a good elephant is detectable from ... ... avid student and an active initiator for change The Princess was an enthusiastic lifelong learner and a working woman in every sense of the word. She received a scholarship to study nursing in the United States of America where she met her future husband....

... trendsetter of traditional Thai fashion. Her elegant outfits made from traditional fabrics from different regions of the country inspired city ladies to send Thai silk and cotton fabric to their dressmakers. She founded a fashionable movement that aroused a sense of pride in the nation’s cultural heritage. In turn, the demand for traditional Thai fabrics transformed small household looms into commercially viable enterprises. Later government policies such as One Tambon One Product (OTOP) would formalize state support for micro enterprises involved in traditional arts and crafts, featuring ...

... farmers firsthand and it inspired him to devote his attention and energy to achieving effective water resource management for Thai farmers everywhere. He would go on to instill water conservation and awareness in his children. For the rest of his 70-year ... ... of the local people. Most importantly, the people had to be included in whatever solution was pursued in order to nurture a sense of ownership. The King was convinced this was the only way to ensure the solution was sustainable and he passed on these ...

... see to your left, visually impaired staff, meticulously wrapping chocolate bars with high precision, due to their heightened sense of touch and space. Turn to your right and you will see hearing impaired employees, stirring and pouring different chocolate ... ... is a collaborative project between the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security of Thailand, the Embassy of Japan, Thai-Yamazaki Co. Ltd, and APCD. It is a project under the royal patronage of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, established ...