The speech that I am going to make today was first delivered in July at the Siam Society which is a very prestigious organization with strong support from the Thai Royal Family and also a close relationship with Japan. I am very pleased to be provided with this opportunity to speak here at this Institute of East Asian Studies on the subject of 'Thai-Japanese Relations.' especially as this is the twenty-fifth anniversary year of the Institute’s foundation and I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all the staff for arranging this occasion. The students and the faculty members of Thammasat University, Associate Professor Manyat Ruchiwit, Director of the Institute of East Asian Studies,

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