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Clinica y centro académico pionero de la terapia Shiatsu en Europa. Licencia Nº 2787 del Ministerio de Salud de Japón. 40 años de experiencia clínica y académica. Desde 1984.
Calle Juan Hurtado de Mendoza 9, 28036, Madrid, Spain
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I sent you an e-mail more than 2 weeks ago and I received no answer.
Before that, everything was perfect, kind, polite and efficient.
Best Regards.

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I follow the school on instagram and I would like to study shiatsu next year on july 2024, in my vacation. I apreciate the book. Thank you so much!
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