Kung Fu Gift Shop w Washington

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  Virgo477

  :: 03 March 2018 16:02:00

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  Joseph Bangura Lee

  :: 06 February 2018 01:54:14

  It's a great store. Kung Fu Gift shop is for collectors which are interested in Martial Arts. It's also for people and customers that are serious about self-defense, self- protection, security, experience, practicing their skills, sparing, physical training, contest, conciled weapon ownership, personal approval, and learn how to maintain their fighting styles in order to master their offence and defence matters. It's for those who always want to have weapons as what they've seen on television, movies, videos, posters, online, famous martial artistes, celebrities, sports aclets, experts, and professionals. Martial Arts is a grateful idea for people but for the ones which they need to defend themselves and stay strong.They must stay on guard as always.The Good, The Bad, and Evil are accessible to use many technique in battlefields form one opponent to another. Good always wins.That's right. They are Chinese sales people there .They're family from China. They got Japanese supplies, Chinese, and books to learn how. That involves the mind, body, soul, and spirit. Martial Arts dose not just help people to become skilfull but that magnify their health. The longer they keep practicing and training, the better results they're going to have.

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  Aziz Baseel

  :: 16 December 2017 03:57:47

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  Yonis Veliz

  :: 27 October 2017 20:18:42

  I love what they have and I love the great people working there. Buy here they are great

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  HoyMyBoy

  :: 11 December 2016 17:33:43

  This place is run by the same family that ran the now closed Wah-Shing store in D.C. Chinatown. While the place is smaller, the inventory is cleaner and more orderly. The shop sells martial arts supplies and other knick-knacks, but is more geared towards martial arts. Prices for martial arts equipment and weapons are moderate and the product selection is adequate with very few exotic weapons. I would recommend this place to anyone that would like to purchase weapons but would like to skip waiting for online orders. It's a little more expensive than ordering online, but at least you leave there knowing you purchased exactly what you wanted. The master that taught at the Wah-Shing school is also there but is currently retired, only providing review instruction for former students.