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120th Anniversary of Japan-Thailand Diplomatic Relations (2007)

 

Statue of Totsakan at Wat Phra Kaew  Five-storey pagoda at the Nikko Toshogu Shrine  White Elephant in mother-of-pearl inlay on the soles of the Reclining Buddha of Wat Poh  Dragon pattern on a Gagaku costume

Thai orchids  Japanese cherry blossoms  Female Thai dancer in a traditional brocade costume, wearing a chadah and making a wai gesture  Female Kabuki dancer in a traditional dress and wearing elaborate make-up

 

 Issue Name:

120th Anniversary of Japan-Thailand Diplomatic Relations

 Thai Issue Name:

120 ปี ความสัมพันธ์ทางการทูตไทย-ญี่ปุ่น

 Issue Date:

2007/2550-09-26

 Cause:

To commemorate 120 years of diplomatic relations between Thailand and Japan, ties that were officially established on 26 September 1887. To mark the event, Thailand built a Thai pavilion in the Ueino Park in Tokyo, as a gift to mark the anniversary and to honour the people of Japan, where at that time circa 50,000 Thais resided, while about 36,000 Japanese were living in Thailand.

 Catalogue Number:

2007/57-64

 Denomination:

3 Baht (8 designs)

 Unused Value:

4 Baht (8 designs)

 Complete Set: 

32 Baht (unused), 16 Baht (used)

 Thailex Collection:

Unused set

 Size:

33 x 22.5 mm

 Quantity of Stamps:

900,000 pieces per design

 Printer:

Thai British Security Printing Public Company Limited, Thailand

 Subject:

familiar sights from Thailand and Japan: 1. Statue of Totsakan at Wat Phra Kaew; 2. Five-storey pagoda at the Nikko Toshogu Shrine; 3. White Elephant in mother-of-pearl inlay on the soles of the Reclining Buddha of Wat Poh; 4. Dragon pattern on a Gagaku costume; 5. Thai orchids; 6. Japanese cherry blossoms; 7. Female Thai Khon dancer in a traditional brocade costume, wearing a chadah and making a wai gesture; 8. Female Kabuki dancer in a traditional dress and wearing elaborate make-up

 Related Link:

Thailand, Totsakan, Wat Phra Kaew, pagoda, White Elephant, mother-of-pearl, Reclining Buddha, Wat Poh, Buddhapada, dragon, orchid, brocade, chadah, wai, Khon