Gymnase Japy
The Gymnase Japy is a multi-sport hall in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, France.
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The Gymnase Japy, in the 11th arrondissement, appears in the Bulletin municipal as early as 1885, when councillors reported having intervened repeatedly to have works deemed essential carried out there. In 1903, it was the neighboring residents who spoke up: they said they were greatly inconvenienced by the din of the nightly festivities held on the premises. In 1914, the Conseil municipal adopted a proposal to set up a sports-medicine office in the gym. In 1922, a question asked the Prefect of the Seine when the gym's repair works would finally be completed, noting their constant delays. In the early 1930s, the site's use changed: the unemployment services of the 11th arrondissement were transferred there, in response to a question raised by Mr René Fiquet.
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