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. ...full story at The Nation
from The Nation on Mon, May 18 2009
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Preuksaraja-Thai Japanese Friendship Concert »
YouTube video Preuksaaja-words by Chitralada School, Music by Charunee Hongcharu
Sungby Ms Benjaporn Chopkiikhun
Thai-Japanese Orchestra and Chorus
Conducted by Charunee Hongcharu on Oct19 2007 @ Thailand Cultural Centre
タイ日本フレンドシップコ サートでのタイの歌 す。 |
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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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Media must not jump to conclusions » The Nation A nine-year-old Thai-Japanese boy, Keigo Sato, made international headlines when the local media found him selling fish at a temple in Pichit province and asking Japanese tourists if they knew his father. Since then, everybody has wanted to help him out.... |
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Keigo keeps his promise » The Nation Nineyearold ThaiJapanese boy Keigo Sato yesterday kept his vow to a Buddha statue at Wat Tha Luang in Phichit province by running 40 times around the temple's ubosot (main chapel) after his prayers to talk to his longlost Japanese father were answered. |
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