Main area of JST's activity

JST is supporting
People living withHeritage.

Angkor Krau Village
BAYON

West Baray・Field education regarding restoration
・Welfare program for restoration employees
・Human resource development

Inherited heritage and culture
for children's future.

JST

Making healthy environment
where villagers who work in
restoration live.

+Foreign visitors

・School equipment support

Make Local Society Active
・Environmental education
・Tree-planting activities

Health and learning power ofchildren encourage a better local society.

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The 20th anniversary of the JASA!

Japanese government team for
Safeguarding Angkor (JASA) , a parent
organization of JST, have started restoration
work of the monuments since 1994 andwill mark 20th anniversary this year. We
have tours such as guide of restoration fieldby experts and experiencing restoration
monuments. If you are interested in these
programs, please contact us info@jst-cambodia.net

S2EW 2nd phase of Naga Singha restoration project started!
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From April 2014, 2nd phase of this project wasstarted. The project is focused on the humanresources development from Cambodian toCambodian . The members of this project
are struggling with restoration work of themonuments today too.
※ This project is carried out with the cooperationof National Federation of UNESCO Association in
Japan(NFUAJ), and technical cooperation from JASA.

East Baray

Bayon HutAngkor Thom

Phnom Bakheng

Angkor Wat

Preservation of Heritage

・Nutrition care program

Ta Phrom

Bayon Junior High School

Our beginning in 1994.
A relationship with Angkor Krau village was a start between Japanese experts sent forrestoration projects of Angkor monuments and restoration workers from the village.
JST was established in 2005 as a local NGO.
JST’s aim is to provide the opportunity in which heritage, villagers working in therestoration site, and foreign visitors can come together to enjoy the history andculture of Cambodia.

Support Chilren in Villages

2014
Activity ReportAngkor Krau Community Center

Cafe Moi Moi

Siem Reap Town / Old Market

Japan- APSARA Safeguarding Angkor/
Bayon Imformation Center

Contact to JST

JST HP：http://www.jst-cambodia.net
Email ：info@jst-cambodia.net

JST Main office in Cambodia
Adress：c/o Chea Nol, JASA / UNESCO Office, #056, Group 6,
Phum Tropeang Ses, Khum Kokchork,Srok Siem Reap,Kingdom of Cambodia
Representative：Chea Nol
Person in charge： Yoko Koide
Fax:+855-063-760-249 TEL:+855-97-8785627(Yoko Koide)■ Donations can be made by following account

PHNOM PENH COMMERCIAL BANK ,Siem Reap BranchBank account；JST Account number；115-02-039007-7
Swift Code；PPCBKHPP

Support groups of JST

Special support : Japan-Apsara Safeguarding Angkor(JASA)
National Federation of UNESCO Association in Japan(NFUAJ)
Angkor Yamanami Fund
Ichinomiya Tyuo Rotary ClubNPO OASIS International
KWANSEI GAKUIN University
Kisui Water Treatment Japan, Inc.
KINAN UNESCO Association
KDDI Co., Ltd.
KOTA Circuit YRP Kiriyama
International Development Center ofJapan(IDCJ)
Shiogama Rotary Club
Tools for Self Reliance
Seishin Joshi Gakuin High School
TOYAMA Loins Club

Tanabe International Exchange
Society(TIES)Tokyo Shimbashi Rotary ClubTokyo Rainbow Rotary Club
Tokoname Rotary Club
Together To the Future(TTF)
Ninohe Rotary Club
HAJIME JUKUMITA & Co., Ltd.
Panasonic Corporation
Recycling Organization
TAIWA SEIKI Co., Ltd.
ROTARACT (Aichi)
Cafe Moi Moi

Joint Support TeamJSTfor Angkor Preservation andCommunity Development

Develop with local community

In order to bring up the people who preserve the monuments and supporting the local community, JST established a newjunior high at the new area and started to school management.

Increasing advancement rate at
local community

Offer special classes of Region-Based and give opportunities to broaden
their world to children

Until now, there is no junior high school
in Angkor Krau Area and the education
continuance rate of a junior high school is lessthan 15%. The children at local community
wanted to get compulsory education.
However they couldn’t because of under theirenvironment.
In this situation, there were strong requests
from local community to construct a juniorhigh school. JST offered land of school andJapanese supporter offered The Classroom
Establishment Funds, also. Finally, we could
established Bayon Junior High School inOctober 2013.
This first year, 135 students, who had
graduated from elementary school at locatedon neighboring villages, could enter theBayon junior high school. And now, they
are studying everyday forward to their bright
future.

At the Bayon Junior high school offered not only general classes but also special classes
more than once a month. The school have invited specialists of restoration of the monuments,archaeologists, folklorists, researchers of fresh water fish and managements of the NGO so far.
These are more practical classes than general classes, besides students took classes witha great deal of interest. It will spread children’s dreams for sure.

October 2013 ,Bayon junior high school was established!!

JASA’s restoration activities marks 20th
Anniversary this years. To hand down theexperience of restoration activities at Bayonand Angkor Wat , JST made “ illustrated
book of Restoring ” for Cambodian children.
We invited Cambodian restoration
specialists to Bayon junior high school andtaught ancient building techniques andhow to restore monuments, based on thepicture book. Children get interested inmonuments is the first step for the future.

JST's conprehensive effort of our past activities will start!
Started “ Spiritual Culture ofFarming Community Tour”

Superintendent of schools in Siem Reap
inspected field of education in JapanJST helps to expand the wave of cultural
exchanging “ Japan to Cambodia” “ Cambodiato Japan”.In 2013, the superintendent ofeducation in Siem Reap province and the headof teacher training school inspected field ofeducation in Japan. In addition, the member ofJapanese local government visited officially thegovernor in Seim Reap.
Also, we accepted many Japanese study
tour students, exchanging field experience ofrestoring monuments and played with Angkor
Krau children. Through these exchanging
cultures, Krau youth group has been grown asa supporting Angkor Krau Village and connect
with between Angkor Krau Village and world
outside.

“Illustrated book of Restoration”
by JST, adopted as an educationmaterial

Check the JST and school activities on Facebook!

★ JST Facebook⇒ https://www.facebook.com/NGO.JST★ Bayon junor high scool Faebook⇒ https://www.facebook.com/bayon.secondaryschoolJSTT● JT Japanese◎◎●University◎students show great activity as intern students
SJS● JSTJST ties up with Kwansei Gakuin University and has accepted volunteer students since April
2013. The students do not only support JST activities, but also dig into their topic and write on areport or start up one project with each topic.
of the students and JST.
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◎JSItT is pretty usuful● JT◎S◎JST has guided restoration site, home
stay in Angkor Krau Village and culturingexchanging between Krau youth groupand children. Like this, we offer a tour thatis somthing different from others tours.
Tour revenue is used for the school in local
villages or project of restoring monuments,
also it brings the village and the children
better educational environment and life
little by little.
In this year, we are planning “ Spiritual
Culture of Farming Community Tour” andcarrying out it. Enjoy our tour! If you would
like to have a good time with the local
people and cheer up Angkor Krau Village
and monuments restoration, please contact
to us ; info@jst-cambodia.net !

SIn order to expand the wave of cultured exchanging, between Cambodia and Japan, we accepted not only Japanese study tours andJapanese intern students, but also Cambodian educative personal concerned went to Japan to receive Japanese educational training.

Interaction between Local communities