TOTO Asia Oceania marked its 5th anniversary with a big festive event at Universal Studios Singapore.

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January 23rd, 2014
Actors dressed as Charlie Chaplin and Marilyn Monroe were there to greet guests, while ladies with ‘roving tables’ served delicious tapas atop their oversized skirts. There was even an illusionist and a band of dancers, singers and musicians to entertain everyone throughout the evening.
All this was held against a backdrop of the impressive New York City Street section of the theme park.
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