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31/12/2022

Dear friends and members of Yi Dojang, on the eve of the new year 2023, I like to wish everyone a superb new year ahead. On this occasion, I used a picture of berries from a Nanakamado Tree which I shot during my recent trip to Hokkaido.

"Nana" is seven and "kamado" means oven in Japanese. The name implies that this tree doesn't burn even if you put it into the oven seven times. That is how strong the Nanakamado Tree is.

I wish all of you be resilient, strong and prevail against what the new year may present. And emerge triumphant, prosperous, and happy!
Have a blessed Nanakamado year ahead! 🙏😃✊

Jensen Chua (Admin)

24/05/2022

Dear friends, it's been a long time since I last posted any update. Like to share this video, can you all see Master Patrick in the video? Hope to restart the social engine again in the near future. Take care and stay safe 🙂
Jensen (admin)

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