Japanese touch to second phase of Ipoh South project


(From fourth left) Irene, Trudie Lee, who is special assistant to TKB Group executive chairman, and TKB Group sales and marketing director Chong Sook Fun at the launch of the Shibuya @Ipoh South Phase Two project in Ipoh. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

INSPIRED by Japan, developer Team Keris Bhd’s (TKB) latest double-storey terrace houses in Ipoh, Perak, will be incorporating eco-friendly elements too.

When you enter the project site, a huge sumo wrestler statue known as “Dai-Koun” standing 5.5m tall, welcomes guests.

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