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Songkran
2008.05.06
with Japaness, Chiness and Tibetan friends
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with Japaness, Chiness and Tibetan friends
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Tomoya (Japaness) and Ouja (Tibetan)
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Tomoya (Japaness) and Ouja (Tibetan)
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Tomoya (Japaness) and LiJa (Tibetan)
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Tomoya (Japaness) and LiJa (Tibetan)
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Flying with birds
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Flying with birds
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Songkran is a Thai word which means "move" or "change place" as it is the day when the sun changes its position in the zodiac. It is also known as the "Water Festival" as people believe that water will wash away bad luck.
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Songkran is a Thai word which means "move" or "change place" as it is the day when the sun changes its position in the zodiac. It is also known as the "Water Festival" as people believe that water will wash away bad luck.
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The Songkran tradition is recognized as a valuable custom for the Thai community, society and religions. The value for family is to provide the opportunity for family members to gather in order to express their respects to the elders by pouring scented water onto the hands of their parents and grandparents and to present them gifts including making merits to dedicate the result to their ancestors. The elders in return wish the youngsters good luck and prosperity.
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The Songkran tradition is recognized as a valuable custom for the Thai community, society and religions. The value for family is to provide the opportunity for family members to gather in order to express their respects to the elders by pouring scented water onto the hands of their parents and grandparents and to present them gifts including making merits to dedicate the result to their ancestors. The elders in return wish the youngsters good luck and prosperity.
