Chinese victims’ plaque at Changi Beach. >Page top
	Chinese victims’ plaque at Punggol, with Johor Bahru in the back. >Page top
	Memorial showing the landing point of Imperial Guard Division at Kranji Beach. It was the left (east) wing of IJA. >Page top
	Monument showing the landing point of 5th Division at Sarimbun Beach.  It was the central force. (No monument is erected at the place where 18th Division landed) >Page top
	British defense fort (mainly by Malayan) at Kent Ridge Park.  Fierce battle took place here. >Page top
	Tunnel fort of Labrador Battery.  Here were big canons, which Japanese soldiers feared as drum cans. >Page top
	Chinese victims’ plaque in a golf course, Sentosa, which is rarely mentioned. >Page top
	Tomb of Mr. Lim Bo Seng, a prominent anti-Japanese unit officer of pro-Kuomintang, MacRitchie Reservoir. >Page top
	Memorial at Bukit Batok, where fierce battle was fought. >Page top
	Old Ford Factory museum, where Lieutenant General Percival, UK surrendered. >Page top
	Mr. ABE Hiroshi (1920-2002) at the Japanese Cemetery in Singapore.  Being a platoon leader in the Thai-Burma Railway construction site, he was sentenced to death by hanging at the Singapore War Tribunal after the war, but was commuted to 15 year term, and survived. >Page top
	Chinese victims’ cenotaph of Johor. >Page top
	Chinese victims cenotaph in Ulchoh (one of two). >Page top
	Chinese victims cenotaph in Ulchoh (one of two). >Page top
	Chinese victims cenotaph in Gelang Patah. >Page top
	Replica of the old church, used to be in Changi Prison. >Page top
	Alexandra Hospital.  Approx. 200 Allied patients and medical staff were killed by IJA. >Page top