Visit of Japanese Deaf Group to Krousar Thmey

2 May 2002

Japanese performers take a bow


A group of deaf people from the Minato City Association of the Deaf visited Cambodia at the end of April, 2002. First they went to Siem Reap to tour Angkor Wat and visit the Krousar Thmey deaf school there, and then they came to Phnom Penh to meet the deaf community there, visit another Krousar Thmey deaf school right outside of Phnom Penh, and hold discussions with local leaders about future aid to the deaf community here.

Meeting the deaf children
Looking at phrases in a Japanese-Cambodian tourist book.
Meeting the deaf students
Learning each other's sign languages and managing to communicate.
Students at deaf school
Students happy to see the visitors.
Explaining a Japanese costume
Explaining a Japanese warrior costume
Giving candy to the students
Giving candy to the students.
Japanese guests take a final bow
The Japanese guests take a final bow.

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