Ampai 2009
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The document summarizes Ampai's trips to Japan and Kanchanburi in November 2009. It mentions attending a panel discussion and the opening of a Japanese-Thai Children's Art Exhibition. It also notes meeting with government officials, giving a speech at the opening, and being interviewed by journalists. The trip included visiting art museums on Awaji Island near Kobe and discussing art with professors. Ampai also traveled to Kanchanburi, where they made merit at a temple and participated in a ceremony drawing lots with monks.
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Ampai 2009
- 1. Ampai’s trips to Japan and Kanchanburi November 2009
- 2. Panel discussion: two Thai and two Japanese scholars, a day before the a Art Exhibition opening.
- 3. Japanese-Thai Children’s Art Exhibition at Kobe City Hall main entrance
- 4. Japanese-Thai Children’s Art Exhibition at Kobe City Hall
- 5. Myself, Ajarn Tinakorn with Deputy Consul-General at Osaka
- 6. Opening speech… “On behalf of….”
- 7. A tray with white gloves and golden scissors for the opening ceremony
- 8. Get ready for the important moment
- 10. Being interviewed by Japanese newspaper and NHK Television
- 11. Get ready to go to Awaji Island via the Japan’s longest bridge.
- 12. Otsuka Museum of Art: The World’s First Collection of Ceramic-Board Reproduction of Masterpieces on Awaji Island around Kobe
- 14. Closer look upon the painting, with the high technology of transferring all the details onto the ceramic board with all the cracks and textures.
- 15. Some master pieces of more than a thousand
- 16. Some master pieces of more than a thousand
- 18. Discussion with Japanese Art Education Professor at Chiba University
- 19. When travel, most of people would ware a mask to prevent 2009 flu..
- 20. Making merit at Wat Thamphapiroon, Kanchanaburi
- 25. Myself and my Sanghathan set: Salakpatr number 5.
- 27. 159 monks drew the number of Salakpatr
- 28. The monks will go to the numbers they drew, matching with persons’ numbers.
- 29. Have a nice day….