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ミス・タイランド・ユニバース ２００６ （フェアウェル）
ミス・タイランド・ユニバース２００５さんです。２００７年３月２５日にタイのバンコクでＭｉｓｓ Ｔｈａｉｌａｎｄ Ｕｎｉｖｅｒｓｅ ２００６のイベントが開催されました。拾い物です。final walk miss thailand universe 2005
ミス・ユニバース ２００５ （水着審査：ミス・タイ）
Miss Thailandミス・ユニバースの2005年大会はタイのバンコクにあるインパクトアリーナ（Impact Arena）で開催されました。転載です。
（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Little Liar]
![（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Little Liar]](https://nicovideo.cdn.nimg.jp/thumbnails/1090287/1090287)
Sky Exits Film Production Houseが製作してタイで放送されたテレビコマーシャルです。Youtubeから転載
（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Monk Horse]
![（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Monk Horse]](https://nicovideo.cdn.nimg.jp/thumbnails/1090332/1090332)
Sky Exits Film Production Houseが製作してタイで放送されたテレビコマーシャルです。Youtubeから転載
（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Ice Cave]
![（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Ice Cave]](https://nicovideo.cdn.nimg.jp/thumbnails/1090406/1090406)
Sky Exits Film Production Houseが製作してタイで放送されたテレビコマーシャルです。Youtubeから転載
（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Tree Temple]
![（タイCM）Unseen in Thailand [Tree Temple]](https://nicovideo.cdn.nimg.jp/thumbnails/1090447/1090447)
Sky Exits Film Production Houseが製作してタイで放送されたテレビコマーシャルです。Youtubeから転載
(タイ語音声） Bug & Bee on Channel 5 - Crêpe Culture in Thailand
場所：シーロムSoi2とタニヤの間（BTSサラデーン駅エスカレーター乗り口のすぐ横）にあるお店転載です
(英語音声) Bug & Bee on Thailand Outlook Pamper Me 1
場所：シーロムSoi2とタニヤの間（BTSサラデーン駅エスカレーター乗り口のすぐ横）にあるお店転載です
(英語音声) Bug & Bee on Thailand Outlook Pamper Me 2
場所：シーロムSoi2とタニヤの間（BTSサラデーン駅エスカレーター乗り口のすぐ横）にあるお店転載です
(英語音声) Bug & Bee on Thailand Outlook Pamper Me 3
場所：シーロムSoi2とタニヤの間（BTSサラデーン駅エスカレーター乗り口のすぐ横）にあるお店転載です
Venus Flytrap - Don't Cha Live
微笑みの国タイランド初のカトゥーイ（ニューハーフ）バンド"Venus Flytrap"Venus Flytrap live Don't Cha at 300 Thailand Premiere, Siam Paragon 07-03-07 転載です。
Thai - Japan Asian Watercross Supercup 2006
ジェトスキーの大会みたいですね。Jetski Championship in Patong Beach Phuket Thailand転載です。
Protests In Thailand
More than a hundred thousand demonstrators have marched through Bangkok to call for the resignation of Thai Prime Minister Shinawatra.
Thai PM seeks forgiveness with south (2006.11.08)
Nov. 8 - Thai Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont took a second trip in a month to rebellious Muslim south, appealing to youths to help end the almost three-year insurgency.Surayud visited a public college and a private Islamic school in Yala province, accused by security forces as a breeding ground for insurgents. He asked the students and teachers to be patriotic and vowed justice for those under the government's "blacklists". Since assuming power, Surayud has worked to reverse Thaksin's hardline policies on the region bordering Malaysia and home to most of predominately Buddhist Thailand's six million Muslims.
Imprisoned Thai boxer contests title (2007.03.14)
Mar. 14 - A Thai woman serving time for drug dealing prepares to take on Thailand's WBC women's light flyweight crown.Imprisoned Thai drug dealer Samson Sor Siriporn is hoping to box her way to a short break from her 10-year stretch when she takes on Japan's Ayaka Miyano at the notorious ''Bangkok Hilton'' - Thailand's toughest prison next month. If Samson wins the fight for the vacant WBC women's light flyweight crown, the Thai corrections department have said they will allow her to defend her title overseas.
Old airport returns to service (2007.03.25)
Mar. 25 - Bangkok's old airport reopened for domestic flights to ease congestion at the new $4 billion Suvarnabhumi airport.Bangkok's Don Muang airport reopened for domestic flights to ease congestion at the new $4 billion Suvarnabhumi airport, six months after it was decommissioned. Only three airlines, led by national carrier Thai Airways, flew to Thai destinations from Don Muang, which at its peak saw 80 airlines operating 160,000 flights and handling over 38 million passengers in 2005.Other Thai airlines said they would continue to operate from the new airport because it handled both international and domestic flights.Suvarnabhumi, which means "Golden Land" is the largest airport in Southeast Asia, with an annual capacity of 45 million passengers. Thailand hoped it would quickly emerge as a serious regional rival to Hong Kong and Singapore. Don Muang's domestic terminal will now handle 140 flights with estimated 18,000 passengers a day.
Fire Brigade's Dramatic Thai Hotel Rescue (2007.09.05)
This footage shows a dramatic rescue operation after a late-night fire had taken hold at a popular hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. Without a water sprinkler system, the blaze took over 3hrs to extinguish. Police said a short-circuit was the likely cause.
Thailand reopens old airport (2007.02.05)
Feb. 5 - Four months after the opening of Bangkok's new Suvarnabhumi airport, the four million USD facility has been hit with structural problems and accusations of corruption.In addition to leaks in the terminal building, excessive heat inside and slow baggage handling, the biggest problem is now on the asphalt taxiways.Depressions and faults have spread to six percent of the paved area between the terminal and the taxiways forcing some parking bays to be closed. Ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's opponents in the army-appointed government appear determined that he take the blame amid accusations of corruption. In an effort to relieve congestion, authorities plan to reopen Don Muang airport which is expected to be ready within 45 days.
Thai Songkran water festival starts (2007.04.11)
Apr. 11 - Thailand's annual Songkran water festival kicks off in the ancient city of Ayutthaya two days early. Locals, tourists and elephants joined in the wet festivities. The Songkran water festival, which officially starts on Friday, takes place at the end of the dry season -- the hottest time of the year when temperatures can soar to over 40 degrees Celsius and a cool soaking is often welcome relief. Many countries have advised their citizens to exercise a high degree of caution if visiting Thailand over the Songkran holiday weekend because of threats of terrorist attacks. Thai police have said they will deploy extra manpower in Bangkok for the Thai New Year celebrations to prevent a repeat of the serial blasts of Dec. 31 that killed three people.
Thaksin slams Thai coup leaders (2007.06.16)
Jun. 16 - Exiled Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has attacked the generals who removed him in a military coup.In a recorded video speech played to 13,000 supporters in Bangkok, Thaksin called the generals retrograde dictators. Thaksin said they were destroying Thailand's reputation and economy.
