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On 13 November 2019, 20 students of the first-year majoring in Thai language at the Kanda Institute of Foreign Languages visited the Embassy. They listened to the overall briefing of the Thailand – Japan relations before going to Thailand for exchange program at the university in Thailand. On this occasion, they ...

... the 17th Thai Speech Contest on the designated theme "Thailand through the Eyes of the New Generation" at Kanda University of International Studies in Chiba Prefecture. The contest was participated by 22 students from 6 institutions offering Thai language programme, namely Kanda University of International Studies, Aichi University, Osaka University, Juntendo University, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, and Kanda Institute of Foreign Languages. The University also organised sideline activities ...

... High School and gave a briefing on overview of the friendly relations between Thailand and Japan. Kanto International Senior High School has 7 foreign language courses including Thai. At present, there are 19 students from the second grade taking the Thai language course.  

On 15 December 2012, the Royal Thai Embassy in corporation with Kanda University of International Studies held the 7th Thai Speech Contest to allow Japanese students who study the Thai language in their universities to present their ability in the Thai language and give their opinions through Thai speech.  The event also allowed university students to exchange their views on Thai studies.The event was held at the Millennium Hall, Kanda ...

in Japan titled “What is the happiness?” at Kanda University. The annually contest is held to promote Thai language and Thai Studies among Japanese undergraduates in Japan. In this year contest, there were 13 Japan undergraduates from 5 universities in Japan comprised of Tenri University in Nara Prefecture, Osaka University in Osaka Prefecture, Keio University ...

... boxing demonstration, Thai sweets exhibition and tasting, garland-making workshop, and Thai alphabet name writing.   The university’s students also performed Thai traditional dance and music. Kanda University of International Studies has offered Thai language course for 13 years and held annual university-level Thai speech contest for seven times now.  The contest gave students majoring in Thai a stage to show their Thai language ability.

On 9 May 2014, Ms. Piyavan Rakpanich, a Thai foreign-service official, received a certificate after her 8-month-completion of the Japanese Language Program organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan and Japan Foundation.  The program was to train foreign-service officers in practical Japanese language, culture and Japanese society, including Japan’s foreign policy. The program ...

... and Ms. Sara YANAKA, a fourth-year student from Kanda University of International Studies. The prizes included a scholarship of 50,000 yen from the Embassy. The Embassy is delighted to observe the growing interest among Japanese students in learning Thai language. Many students also started learning Thai after being captivated by Thai dramas. All participating students demonstrated enthusiasm in developing their Thai language skills. The Embassy is committed to continuing its support for Japanese students ...

... Wongsinsawat, Minister Counsellor, Ms. Alinee Thanawatsuggasari, Minister Counsellor (Education) and Ms. Anoma Vongyai, Assistant Director, TAT Tokyo.Title for the Speech Contest 2010 was “Friendship”. Every contestant had to deliver the speech in Thai language with correct pronunciation, interaction, and aligning with the title of the contest. After the speech, the contestants also had to answer a question by the committee in Thai language to express their language skills.The two outstanding prizes ...

On 30 November 2012, seven students from Japan’s National Police Academy who are studying Thai language at Asia-Africa Linguistic Institute paid a visit to the Royal Thai Embassy.  Ms. Pakvipa Ahviphan, First Secretary, welcomed and exchanged views with the group on cooperation between the Royal Thai Embassy and Japanese Police and the Thais in ...