This Fair is designed to provide Thai students and educators with up-to-date and correct information about Japanese higher education and research by participating institutions and organizations in order to help the students select appropriate schools and achieve their academic pursuits, thereby promoting study in Japan.

(1) Bangkok:
Inter Continental Bangkok (971-973 Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Patumwan Bangkok 10330)
November 5 (Sat.), 6(Sun.) 2005
Number of Participants: 3,967
(2) Chaing Mai:
Chiang Mai Orchid Hotel (23 Huay Kaew Road, Chiang Mai 50200)
November 8 (Tue.) 2005
Number of Participants: 587

High school and university students wishing to study in Japan, and educational administrators

(1) Sponsors: Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO)

　　Old Japan Students' Association, Thailand (OJSAT)
(2) Supporters: Embassy of Japan in Thailand
    Consulate-General of Japan at Chiang Mai

(3) Cooperation: Japanese Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok

(1) Reference service and distribution of school brochures:
Exhibitors showed reference materials and distributed school catalogs and brochures.
(2) Individual consultation:
Universities and colleges participating in the Fair gave advice to people who intend to study in Japan concerning their educational system, educational programs, admission procedures, and characteristics, etc. and also provided information about the future partnership between Japanese and Thai universities. Other exhibiting organizations provided information about their programs for consultation.
(3) Orientation:
DVD presentation and panel discussion on study in Japan were held by JASSO staffs, Embassy of Japan in Thailand and former Thai students who studied in Japan.

(4) Introduction of Japanese Culture:
Demonstration of Kendo, Calligraphy, Folding paper, Yukata-dressing and so on.

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National Universities (13)
Otaru University of Commerce, Hirosaki University, Iwate University, University of Tsukuba, Saitama University, Hitotsubashi University, Kanazawa University, Gifu University, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Kyoto University, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Osaka University, Saga University
Private Universities (20)
Aomori Chuo Gakuin University, Reitaku University, Kanda University of International Studies, Aoyama Gakuin University, Chuo University, Keio University, Kokushikan University, Nihon University, Senshu University, Tokai University, Tokyo University of Agriculture, Rikkyo University, Waseda University, Nanzan University, Kyoto Notre Dame University, Osaka University of Economics, Osaka Sangyo University, Kwassui Gakuin, Nippon Bunri University, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University

Japanese Language Institutes (26)
Bunka Institute of Language, Japan College of Foreign Languages Japanese Language Division, College of Business and Communication, Japanese Language School Affiliated with Tokyo International University, Japanese Language Institute, Nichibei Kaiwa Gakuin International Education Center, Aoyama School of Japanese, Edo Cultural Center, Sendagaya Japanese School, Nihongo Center, Tokyo Riverside School, LIC Kokusai Gakuin, Yokohama International Education Academy, TOPA21st Century language School, Takushoku University Japanese Language Institute, Nippon Language Academy, Sendai English Center Japanese Course, Sapporo Language Center Japanese Course, Yokohama Design College, Chiyoda International Language Academy, Shinjuku Japanese Language Institute, I. C. Nagoya, Kyoto Institute of Culture and Language, The Kyoto Center For Japanese Linguistic Studies Kyoto Japanese Language School, Kansai College of Business & Languages Department of Japanese Studies, Hiroshima YMCA International Business College, Tokyo Nakano Language School

Professional training colleges(1)
International school of Business

Other Organizations (1)
The Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education