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HKURBEX explores Wan Chai’s Nam Koo Terrace mansion, one of the best known Grade 1 Historical Buildings in Hong Kong.
The mansion was used by the Japanese army to house “comfort women” – womens and girls forced into sexual slavery during Japan’s occupation in World War II.
A subsidiary of the Hopewell Group has applied to convert the mansion into a marriage registry in March this year.
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