The Japanese embassy in Thailand reported to Thai officials orphan boy Keigo Zato’s long-lost Japanese father has been found. ...full story at Bangkok Post
from Bangkok Post on Sat, May 16 2009
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| 19 May 09 |
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Japanese father to call Keigo » The Nation The Japanese father of nine-year-old Keigo Sato, has contacted the Japanese Embassy in Bangkok and asked to have personal talk with his son by phone this week, Phichit Governor Somchai Hatayatani said yesterday. |
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Good school day for Thai-Japanese boy » The Nation First day at school for the Japanese-Thai boy, Keigo Sato, was a success as his fellow students welcomed him with open arms and Naresuan University offered to arrange for translators should the boy's Japanese father come to visit. |
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