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2009 National Gasshuku

The 2009 National Gasshuku will be held in Wellington from December 4-6. Guest instructor will be Nakamura Tetsuji Sensei, IOGKF vice-chief instructor and chief instructor for USA and Canada. Further details to follow soon.

For more information, visit
details/nzgasshuku09

Event Details
What
Gasshuku AGM
When
Between 04-Dec-2009 04:00 PM and 06-Dec-2009 04:00 PM
Where
Recreation Centre, Victoria University, Wellington
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