Bangkok--17 Oct--The Conrad Hotel
At The Conrad Hotel
1-12 November 2006
The Embassy of Japan in Thailand together with The Conrad Hotel, Lexus, JAL, The Nation and Japan Prestige Sake Association, will celebrate the cultural heritage and culinary delights of Japan - while highlighting the close relationship between the Royal Families of Thailand and Japan - for 12 days from the start of November.
"The Royal Friendship of Thailand and Japan" photographic exhibition
in the Lobby, 1st floor
The opening of "The Royal Friendship of Thailand and Japan" photographic exhibition** will be presided over by Privy Councillor Mom Rajawongse Thepkamol Devakula and Mr.Jun NIIMI — Minister to the Embassy of Japan in Thailand on 1 November in the lobby of The Conrad Hotel.
A collection of over 50 new photographs exclusively provided by The Nation feature His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit of The Kingdom of Thailand and His Imperial Majesty Emperor Akihito and Her Imperial Majesty Empress Michiko of Japan, taken during their official visits to Thailand to join in celebrations of the 60th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne of King Bhumipol.
There is no entry charge.
2006 Japanese Cuisine of Four Regions & The World of Sake
At Drinking Tea Eating Rice restaurant, 3rd floor
Master Chef Kaoru Konuma from Tokyo and Master Chef Hiroshi Kagata from Osaka have prepared a variety of regional menus covering four regions of Japan inclusive of legendary teppan.
To ensure the complete Japanese dining experience, The Japanese Prestige Sake Association in Japan is sending their top 15 “KURAMOTO” or sake sommeliers and sake makers, who will share their expertise with diners. They are bringing with them 47 of the best regional Sake varieties, collected from 16 provinces and carried direct from Japan for this occasion ONLY.
Eat , Sip & Win
Every guest who dines will get chances to win a family package (2 adults, 2 children) for 3 nights accommodation at the newly opened Conrad Tokyo inclusive of daily breakfast and return tickets from Japan Airlines (JAL). There is also a Sake by Masu Cup drinking contest happening every day as well.
Join The Classes
A little further into the Japanese cultural experience, the hotel has prepared special classes during the event. These include a Sake Appreciation Class with Sake Sommeliers at Baht 990++ per person, Sushi Lessons with Master Chef Hiroshi at Baht 990++ per person including Sushi lunch and on Ikebana Class (flower arrangements) by instructors from the Japanese Ikebana Association at Baht 1,200++ per person.
For restaurant reservations, joining classes or more information,
please call 0 2690 9999, Email : [email protected] ; [email protected]
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