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Chess for kids
By TF Tribe on June 8, 2015
2,000-year old chess is never too old a game to introduce to the digital generation. For starters, chess is a tactical game that kids need to learn early to get ahead in life. What it does to the brains does good to a kid’s scholastic ability.
There aren’t many places in Tokyo where you can find a Chess school for English-speaking kids but luckily, there’s one for bilingual children that’s worth exploring.
The Tokyo Bilingual Chess Club
Tuesdays near Roppongi Hills 5-6 pm (Chess for Rookiesl)
Wednesdays near Roppongi Hills 4:30-5:30 pm (Beginners’ class)
Thursdays at New Tomorrow Cafe, Minami Azabu 4-6-1 4:30-5:30 pm
Saturdays at Gate City Osaki 1-2 pm
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