A Japanese fabric store in Middle Road set up in 1908, famous for its fine fabrics and garments, and tailoring of Japanese fashionwear. It closed down when Japan lost the war in 1945, but returned to Singapore to resume business in 1955 and closed permanently in 1977.
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i am doing a bit of reaserch to find my uncle dad during World war2. MR Shiki. MR Shiki was a good friend of Mr Fukuda
does anyone know Mr Fukuda first name???
if anyone has more information please email me fishingwa@iinet.net.au
Hi, Mr Fukuda’s first, as mentioned in the article, is Kurahachi.