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Abiko City, City Life, City Theme Activities

Naginata, Taiko and Caligraphy with World Campus – Japan

Video August 20, 2016 Thomas Greve

Toady we got to try out Naginata, Taiko and Caligraphy. They all startet with their unique show of what their activity was before they taught us the basic.

Sabine and Micheal talks about their view on the day.

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Admissions & Enrollment Office
Gullberget 28
N-1354 Bærums Verk
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World Campus International, Inc.
4160-11 Arao
Arao, Kumamoto 864-0041
Japan

To Contact Us in Japanese
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Email: hnishimura@worldcampus.org
Phone: +47 98 07 50 31 (Norway)
Phone: +81 3 4578 9213 (Japan)

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