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BradS
Joined: 05 Sep 2004
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Location: Tokyo, Japan
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| JimDunlop2 wrote: |
| Si. There is definitely an active salsa scene in Japan. You can x-ref to my review on a couple of places in one of the Roppongi threads a few months back.... El Cafe Latino was the place where we ended up partying, and as far as I remember, they even had a Japanese "salsa" magazine that was dedicated to the "scene." |
Funny you should mention this. Me and a few friends have started going to "La Rumba" also in Roppongi on Thursday nights as that's when they offer FREE dance lessons! Pretty fun actually and a good workout! |
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alexrocks
Joined: 13 Feb 2006
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Location: Kyoto, Japan
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| When I came to Japan I was pessimistic about finding a place to do fencing, which I've done since junior high. But then one of my students told me about a club at a university, and I've been practicing there for free for three years. Definitely take advantage of the knowledge your students have! |
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