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Massachusetts Martial Arts >> Brookline After School Martial Arts >> Japan Karate Association Of Boston Program Name: Japan Karate Association of Boston
Program Address: 310 Harvard St, Brookline MA
Contact Phone: (617) 566-2966
Website: http://jkaboston.com/
Detail: Traditional Shotokan Karate is more than just exercise. Our philosophy emphasizes strengthening personal character and respecting others. We continuously strive towards self-improvement. Many of our members have been training for over 10 years, some for more than 20 years.
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