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Akabane G.C. 赤羽ゴルフ倶楽部

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  • 18/72
  • Hirayama
  • 1957
  • 63 bays, 240 y
  • ¥7,530
  • ¥12,300
  • 03-3966-6155
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Access

  • 2-18-7 Ukima, Kita-ku Tokyo 115-0051
  • Shuto Expwy
  • Itabashi-honcho I.C.
  • 5 km (0 km by Shuto expressway, 5 km from Itabashi-honcho I.C.)

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