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	The free event, which runs from 9.30am to 5pm, will feature booths from over 90 Japanese education institutes and a booth from the Office of the Civil Service Commission.&nbsp;</div>
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	There will also be seminars on scholarships and what it is like to study in Japan.</div>
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	For more information call the Japan Student Services Organisation on 02 6617 0578 or the Old Japan Students&rsquo; Association, Kingdom of Thailand on 02 3571 2415.</div>

Japan education fair at Centara Grand next month

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