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Program Name: Aikido of North County
Program Address: 1310 N Melrose Dr, #E, Vista CA
Contact Phone: (760) 724-3656
Website: http://www.aikidoclass.com/
Detail: We are affiliated with the Aikido Association of America, a national organization headquartered in Chicago with over 130 affiliated dojo. AAA provides school recognition, rank certification by standardized testing, seminars, demonstrations, and workshops. We proudly trace our lineage to the Hombu Dojo in Japan through the AAA organization, founded by Shihan Fumio Toyoda.
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Aikido of North County, Vista CA
Program Address: 1310 N Melrose Dr, #E, Vista CA
Contact Phone: (760) 724-3656
Website: http://www.aikidoclass.com/
Detail: We are affiliated with the Aikido Association of America, a national organization headquartered in Chicago with over 130 affiliated dojo. AAA provides school recognition, rank certification by standardized testing, seminars, demonstrations, and workshops. We proudly trace our lineage to the Hombu Dojo in Japan through the AAA organization, founded by Shihan Fumio Toyoda.
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