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Takemusu Aikido Carlos Portas searches for space to continue activity

Diário de Aveiro11 September 2026 at 07:30

The Takemusu Aikido Carlos Portas school is looking for a new space to continue its activity. The school has around 80 practitioners and needs to find a suitable location to maintain the classes. The article indicates that the search for a new space is underway, but no further details are provided about the reason for the change or what type of space they are looking for. The school teaches Aikido, a Japanese martial art, and needs a solution to accommodate its practitioners.

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