A Corona Shotokan karate dojo teaching kids alongside adults, with beginner classes enrolling on a rolling basis. It also offers after-school classes and rents its space for parties.
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55-15 Van Cleef St, 11368, in Corona, Queens.
Yes. Hiraldo's Kai Shobukan Shotokan Karate is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Hiraldo's Kai Shobukan Shotokan Karate Do Association: hiraldoskai.com, or call (917) 943-2517.
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