My photos at Tachikawa High School

These are the photos taken during my lecture to the students at Tachikawa High School two weeks ago that I just received from Kokusai Eizo Kyouiku Kyokai.

Television Interview

CTN staffs went to interview me at The University of Tokyo, and took video of the campus landscape as well as some of my activities as a student life there.

This is my first time to be interviewed for television. I was once invited to the studio for the interview on "ABC Radio Australia" in Melbourne in March 2006.

My Activities with the Cambodia Television Network (CTN)

These photos were taken at Akasaka Excel Hotel Tokyo during the interview with Prof. Kohama Yuhisashi, professor of Shizuoka University, and Mr. TE Soksreng, a third year PhD student of Yokohama National University about the Prospect of Cambodia's Economy.


Photos with H.E Pou Sithirak, Ambassador of Cambodia to Japan and CTN staffs

Photo with Ms. Penn Setharin, owner of Cambodian Restaurant "Angkor Thom" at Machida.

Having dinners together after completing the duties.

My activity today at Tagara Junior High School (練馬区立田柄中学校)

2007/06/26

This is another chance for me to teach Japanese students about Cambodia culture. When I asked what they know about Cambodia, some of them answered me with two words "Angkorwat" and "Landmine". Probably they know about Angkorwat because Angkor Wat is one the most famous world heritages, and they know about landmine because they used to watch the Japanese drama titled "Chirai wo fundara sayônara" (English title: One step on a mine, It's all over) acted by Japnese famous star, Mr. Tadanobu Asano.

Most of the students still think that Cambodia is still a country filling with mines everywhere, that's why I would like to take this opportunity to clearly explain them to understand about the actual situation. After listening to my explanation with good examples and reasons, they seem to change their image toward Cambodia and express their willings to visit Cambodia once in their lives.