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Service Printers Hawaii Still Flourishes Despite a Challenging Market - Hawaii Business Magazine
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Service Printers Hawaii Still Flourishes Despite a Challenging Market - Hawaii Business Magazine
The digital world has put many printing companies out of business, but Service Printers Hawaii is still flourishing after 61 years. It’s the only union printing shop left in the Islands, and it’s still owned by the family of one of its founders. The company was created by Yoshiharu Hirota, Fred Nagasawa and Roy Yamashiroya, who took over a defunct print shop on Sheridan Street in Honolulu. In December 2004, Roy Yamashiroya sold the company to hi…
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