Japan Kizomba Festival Tokyo Japan

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Japan Kizomba Festival

Japan Kizomba Festival

Apr 02 2020 - Apr 05 2020
Tokyo, Japan

This event is cancelled due to COVID-19 social distancing.

Apr 02 2020 - Apr 05 2020

Tokyo, Japan

Kizomba Dance event (Festival)

Japan Kizomba Festival

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Japan Kizomba Festival

Japan Kizomba Festival 2020

Apr 02 2020 - Apr 05 2020

Tokyo, Japan

Kizomba Dance event (Festival) Tokyo, Japan

Japan Kizomba Festival

Description

The 6th edition of Japan Kizomba Festival offers 3 days of workshops, performances, competitions and parties with national and international performers, instructors and dj's.

Genres: Kizomba

Cost: Full Pass: from 20000 Yen

DJ Playing: Sai Sai, Smith & Nemanja

Artists Performers: Azzedine & Andrea, Yami & Marta, Ryu & Amalia

Contact Name: Ryu & Amalia

Contact Type: Organizer

Location Info

Studio Major

Address: TY building 8 & 9 floor Kamimeguro 3-6-18 Meguro-ku, Tokyo, Japan,

Type: Dance Studio

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