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Seattle Japanese School

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Seattle Japanese School (シアトル日本語補習学校, Shiatoru Nihongo Hoshūgakkō) is a supplementary Japanese school located in the Seattle metropolitan area. It holds its classes in Bellevue.

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Northeast 10th Place, Bellevue

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Northeast 10th Place
98009 Bellevue
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