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SEIWAKAI KARATE SILICON VALLEY (SKSV) MENLO PARK DOJO

TRAINING

Martial Arts · Menlo Park · San Mateo County, CA

Karate dojo in Menlo Park with kids' karate from age four plus teen and adult classes focused on self-defense and respect.

Sports
Martial Arts
Offers
Training
Ages
Ages 8–12
Location
Menlo Park
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