Please
read the definition
of Japanese words and Key Codes for each camp
location
*
- Indicates name of private company using men as slaves
Abbreviations used in camp
reports and rosters
Updates:
10 May 2010: Essay on South African Volunteers in NEI; Many
individual photos added to Tokyo #8 Hitachi (Motoyama); many
pages
updated; Hiroshima #6B updated; Hiroshima #6D Motoyama updated;
Nagoya #4 Iruku (British only at this camp); Major update to Hiroshima
#2
Niihama - Aussie roster addeds; Major revisions and corrections Fukuoka
#2; Nagoya #9 Toyama (Iwase); Hiroshima #7 (Ube) Okinoyama
7 August
2010: Photo
identified, Tokyo
#8 Hitachi (Motoyama);
Many images added to Sendai
#4 Ohashi; Link added to Fukuoka
#6 Mizumaki; Photos added to Fukuoka #9
Miyata
28 August
2010: Asst.
corrections; To-43 Bunka clarified
Additional
List- Part
2- Camps outside Japan proper
Civilian Internment Camps
[Japan] - Philippines
- Prisons and
Jails - Military
Hospitals - China
- Korea - Formosa (TAIWAN) -
Manchuria
(MUKDEN) - Death Railway
- New Guinea
- NEI - Southeast Asia - Misc Islands
(Wake, etc)
LIST OF JAPANESE POW CAMPS
[Homeland
of Japan]
[CORRECTIONS
AND ADDED NOTATIONS IN RED or in BRACKETS]
(Numbers on left are NARA designations; final camp number, i.e. camp at
liberation, generally used as standard for each camp)
Sado Island: Fact or Fiction?
Read
the Hadley & Ogelthorpe research (very large PDF files) [Japanese
language version]
AKAHIRA CHO -
HAKODATE #2
Ha-4 Akahira 2-B
[Akahiro Cho, Sorachi Gun - Mitsui Mines]
Os-2
Achi
Na-2
ACCHI GUN
Os-7 Akenobe
(Minamitani) OS-21 [Copper mine] same as Osaka #6
Os-31 Amagasaki
[Osaka]
To-12 Arakawa
Tokyo 10D formerly 20D
Os-31 Amagasaki
Ry-2 Amamie Is.
(outside of Japan)
Sen xx-
Aomori-also known as Sendai
#11 Kamakita
Ha-3
Ashibetsu 4-B
Hakodate #4
Hi-1 Ashina-Gun
Base Camp
To-11 Ashio 8-D
(Tokyo 9-B) - includes partial roster
Fu-26 Beppu
Hi-202 Besshi
Sumitomo Hospital (Niihama)
Ha-2 Bibai
To-106 Boat Club
(Yokohama) Civilian Camp
To-102 Bund
Hotel Civilian Camp
To-43 Bunka [Bunka Gakuin (Kanda, Tokyo), aka "Bunker Hill"
- housed POWs assigned to radio propaganda SOURCE]
Os-101
Butterfield & Swire #3 Kobe [Destroyed
in fire bombing] Became Osaka #2, known as
Kobe House
Os-14 Chikko Cp
Os-102 Canadian
Academy Kobe [destroyed in fire bombing] Civilians
had previously been moved to Futatabi
Os-103 Detention
Prison Kobe
To-44 Dice #23-D
Fuk-24 Emukae-
same as Senryu
To-151 Gumyoji
(Kamioka) Prison
Tok xx Hiraoka
[Tok-02D] - became Tok-12D-Mitsushima
Os-104 Fukiai-Ku
(Futatabi)
Se-101 Fukushima
City Civilian Camp
XXX - Map of
Fukuoka Camp Locations [External
link: LARGE FILE]
Fu-1 Gen.
Information, Fukuoka Cps
Fu-1 Fukuoka
Base Camp External
Link- Outstanding site of Wes Injerd
Fu-1B-
Fukuoka Main
Fu-27 Fukuoka
13-D
Fu-xx Fukuoka
#1-D - became Hiroshima #6
Fu-xx Fukuoka
2-B [Also known as Koyagi-Kawanami Shipbuilding plant]
Fu-xx
Fukuoka 2-D at UBE became Hiroshima
5-D
Fu-4 Fukuoka 3-B
- same as Tobata, Yawata and KOKURA
FU-xx
Fukuoka #4 Moji YMCA
Major
Revised site- Massive detail on HELL SHIPS!
Fuk-04 records filed under Fuk-22 at NARA
Na-4
Funatsu
#3-B [also under Osaka Command near
end of war]
Fu-6 Fukuoka 5
- same as Omine on Kyushu Island
Fu-XX
Fukuoka 5B-Ube
[Higashi]
Fu-xx
Fukuoka
06B Mizumaki
Fu-xx
Fukuoka
06D Tanoura
Fu-07
Fukuoka
#7 Futase Futase [Same as
Futase #10D - Also known as "Shin-Iizuka"]
Fu-08
Fukuoka
#8 Inatsuki
Fu-09 Fukuoka
#9B Miyata
Fu-09B
Fukuoka 4-D-
formerly Ube/Ohama Fukuoka #4D became Hiroshima 9B
FU-xx
Fukuoka
#10- destroyed- transferred to Hir-08- roster of
deceased
Fu-xx Fukuoka
#11 -same as Hiroshima-04B-Mukaijima see Forbes' Diary
Fu-11
Fukuoka
#14B [Nagasaki]
Fu-12 Fukuoku
12 - became Innoshima (see below)
Fu-2
Fukuoka
#17 & 1-B [Also known as Fukuoka 17
Omuta]
Fu-xx
Fukuoka 18-B Sasebo
Fu-xx
Fukuoka
21-B Nakama (Nacama) (Nakazuru)
Fu-xx
Fukuoka
#23-Kiesen HIRAYAMA*
Fu-xx
Fukuoka
#22 Honami - includes Aussie roster
Fu-24 Futase
#10-D [Same as Fukuoka-07-Futase
above - Also known as "Shin-Iizuka"]
To-xx
Futase
16B [same as Tokyo 16B Niigata
Fu-xx
Fukuoka
#24 Sendryu-Emukae Machi - Aussie arrives on
AWA MARU
Fu-xx
Fukuoka
#25- Shinkai (Omuta-Kohama)
Fu-26
Fukuoka #26
[Aso] Keisen
Fu-27 Fukuoka
#27 Takagawa - all men cleared through Fuk-22 after surrender
Os-104 Futatabi
#4 (Kobe) [civilian camp for Guam men]
NA-11 Fushiki
[Nagoya 10-B]
Hax- xx OVERVIEW of the
5 Hakodate POW Camps
Ha-1 Hakodate
Camps General Information
Master
List-
All POWS on
Hokkaido
MAP showing all camps in
Hakodate (Hokkaido Island) POW Command [External link]
Ha-1 Hakodate Base
Main Cp [Bibai Machi, Sorachi Gun -
Mitsui]
Ha-x Hakodate #1B
Ashibetsu Cho (Rosters)
HA-x Hakodate #1D
Kamiisso
HA-x Hakodate
#2-B- Originally at Iwate became
Tokyo 6 then Sendai #4
Ha-x- Hakodate
#2- AKAHIRA Also
external
link
Ha-xx-
Hakodate #3
-Utashunai HOKKAI*
Haxx- Hakodate #4
- Ashibetsu Machi [Jisakuno
Mining]
Ha-152 Sapporo
- aka Northern Army Hqs
Se-8 Hanaoka
#7-B Odate [became Sendai #7]
Se-7 Hanawa
#6-B [includes Link to experience
of POW]
Os-33
Harima
Hi-XX
Hashima- Chinese
& Korean slave coal mine [External Link]
Hi-4
Hibi 3-B (Temano)
To-10,
To-30 Hitachi Camp
8-B (Motoyama) formerly 12D [misspelled
as Astachi, Hidashi]
To-17 Higashi #15-B
To-20
Hiraoka #11-B [12-B]-formerly
3-B;2-D Should read #12-B
Mitsushima
Os-13
Hirohata #1-D
Hi-1
Hiroshima Base Cp Ashina Gun
Hi-xx
Hiroshima #2 -
Niihama [Formerly Hiro 3 ex Yamane]
Hi-xx
Hiroshima
#3 - Tomano (Mitsui Kozan)
Hi-4
Hiroshima
#4 [Mukaijima] -(Mukaishima)
Hi-xx
Hiroshima D5 KAMIYAMA*
Hi-xx
Hiroshima 2D-became Hir-05B Innoshima
Hi-xxx
Hiroshima
#6D Motoyama
Hi-xx
Hiroshima
#7-B Ube (Okinoyama) formerly Fukuoka
formerly Fu-2D-Ube;Fu-7B;Fu-2-D
Hi-xx
Hiroshima
#6B Omine Machi; Sanyo (Formerly
Fuku #1-D)
To-9
Hitachi
-Tokyo #7-B (Hitachi Daioin)- camp
description only
Os-14
HONJO [Osaka
Main Camp- often misspelled as HOINCHO; aka Chikko]]
Se-4
Hosakura
#3-B- Same as Sendai #3 and Tokyo #4
Os-9
Hygo #8-B
Os-201
Ichioka Hospital Camp
[stadium] [Aerial Views]
Os-5
Ikuno #4-B
Fu-xx Innatsuki
Fuk-08
Hi-6
Innoshima
#5-B
Nag-04XX-
IRUKU
Os-22
Itsigumi Docks
Fu-15
Iizuka 22-B
Hi-3
Isoura Cp (Niihama)
Se-10
Iwasaki #9-B
(Iwate- Tohoku Denki)
Na-xx
Iwase
-Nag-11B (Nihon Soda)
To-105
Izumi Apts. (Totsuka)
To-21
Jooba (Nakaoka)
Fu-15
Koho-Gun (Iizuka) #22-B
Se-6
Kamaishi
5-B Formerly Tokyo 3-B
To-17
Kambara 15-B (Higashi)
Ha-7
Kamiiso #1-D
To-103
Kanagawa Civilian Camp
Na-2
Kamioka #1-B (Now
has Yank roster)
Se-XX
Kamaishi -same
as Iwate Sendai 4, Tokyo 6 and Hakadate 2
Fu-9
Kamo #8-B
Se-11-
Kamikita
To-151
Kamicka Prison (Gumyoji)
To-101
Kanagawa First Cp. (Race Course)
To-103
Kanagawa
Pref. Cp [Tokyo
13 Dispatch]
Fu-6
Kanaski Cp 5-B
To-34
Kanose
#16-B [Tokyo] Showa Denko Carbide mill
Fu-16
Katsuragawa #23-B
Se-5
Katsushi #4-B
Os-34
Kawasaki
To-3
Kawasaki #1-B
To-4
Kawasaki #2-B
To-23
Kawasaki #5-D
Os-xx
Osaka Kawasaki 5D -
closed in May 1945
To-23D-
Tokyo 23 D
(Kawasaki) -Daishihon
To-27
Kawasaki #9-D
To-29
Kawasaki #11-D
To-xx
Kawasaki
23D
To-42
Kawasaki #24-D
Fu-xx Kiesen
Fuk-23B- aka HIRAYAMA*
Os-151
Kikusui Police Station
Fu-17
Kitmatsuura #24-B
Os-204
Kobe Prison
Os-3
Kobe #2-B
{Known as KOBE HOUSE- Formerly Seaman's Mission- held Guam civilians
originally}
Os-153
Kobe Water Pol. Jail
Os-203
Kobe
Hospital
Os-204
Kobe Military
Hospital
Os-14
(Osaka) Warehouse #2-D (Umeda
Bunsho)
Os-22
Kobe Warehouse (Itsigumi Docks) [After Kobe House destroyed]
Hi-11 Konode
#7-D (Cons. w/Hi-8)
Se-9 Kosaka
#8-B
Fu-201 Kokura
Army Hospital AKA Moji-04-Hospital
Fu-4 Kokuro
[Also known as TOBATA and Fukuoka 3-B]
To-158 Kotobuki
Police Station, Yokohama
Hi-151 Kure
Naval Prison
Se-4 Kurihara 3-B
Se-1
Kurezawajira Base Hqs
Os-11 Maibara #10-B
Os-105 Marks
Residence Civilian Camp-includes photos [destroyed
in fire bombing]
Os-23 Maru
(Naruo)
To-20 Matsushima
#2-D [misspelling of Mitsushima-
see below]
Na-5 Minami #4-B
Os-7 Minamitani [Akenobe]
To-4 Mitsui 2-B
Os-2 Minato-Ku
Osaka #1-B [Stadium - later Ichioka
Hospital]
To-20
Mitsushima #2-D became 12B [Often
Misspelled as Matsushima]
Hi-101 Myoshi
Civilian Camp
Se-102 Miyagi
Pref. Cp
Fu-25 Miyata
#12-D- renamed Miyata #9
Fu-15 Miyazaki
Kempai Tai Hqs
Fu-23 Mizumachi
(Mizumaki)
Fu-5 Moji
#4-B YMCA EXTERNAL LINK
Fu-202 Moji
Hospital
Hi-06D Motoyama
#6D formerly Fuku 3-D and 8- became Hiroshima 6D
Hi-5 Mukajima
[Fukuoka #11-B] - see Forbes
Diary
(possibly known as Innoshima)
Hi-xx [Mukaijima]
Hiroshima Sub-camp #4-B [Mukaishima]
Se-3 Mura
2-B(Yoshima)
Ha-9 Muroran
Hi-101 Myoshi
Civ Int Camp
To-21 Nagaoka
#3-B
To-5 Nagaoka #3-B
Na-1 Nagoya Base
Camp (Aichi) [possibly same as Nagoya-2,
ACCHI GUN] Aspfu Mura
Na-02B
Nagoya 2-B Narumi
- formerly Osaka 11B
Na-xx
Nagoya
#4 Iruku
(Ishihara Industries)
NA-xx
Nagoya
#5 also known as Yokkoishi
Na-xx Nagoya 6-B-
formerly Tokyo #21-D [NOMACHI - Takaoka] also known
as Nag #6 FUSHIKI*; HOKKAI*
Na
-xx Nagoya 8B
TATEYAMA
Na-10 Nagoya
#9-B IWASE*
Na-xx Nagoya
#7B-Toyama
Na-11 Nagoya
#10-B FUSHIKI*
Na-xx
Nagoya
#11B Iwase (Nihon Soda)
Fu-3
Nagasaki
#2-B [Fukuoka #2]
Fu-11 Nagasaki
#14-B
Fu-101 Nagasaki
Civilian Camp
Fu-14 Nakama
#21-B
To-6 Naoetsu
#4-B (Navwitz)
Na-3 Narumi
#2-B [Same as Osaka 11-B Narumi]
Os-23 Naruo
Osaka 8D
To-x Niigata
#4B [picture only - Possibly mis-identified. Could be
14B]
To-7 Niigata
#5-B
To-16 Niigata
#14-B
To-33 Niigata
#15-D
Hi-02 Niihama
Hi-3 Niihama
(Yamane)- became Hiroshima
#2-Niihama
Os-1 Nitta Base
Cp [Chikko/ Hoincho
Camp-destroyed in air raids]
Ha-152
N. Army Hqs. Sapporo
Os-xx
Noda - Osaka #8
Na-6 Nomachi
[No Machi] formerly Tok-21D
Os-10 Notogawa
#9-B
Os-15 Oeyama #3-D Formerly
Osaka 12-B
To-45 Ofuna (Tokyo
first Base Camp -Naval Interrogation Center)
Se-8 Odate
(Hanaoka) [possibly also known as 7-B]
Hi-10 Ohama
#9-B
Ha-8 Ohasi #2-D
Se-5 Ohasi
#4-B
(See N-78) [Sen-04B-Ohashi]
Hi-7B Okinoyama
also known as UBE
To-25 Omi
- Tokyo #13 B (formerly 7D) Denki Kagaku
FU-XX Omine #5
-Fukuoka #5- Kyushu Island
Hi-7 Omine
#6-B - External
Link
To-1 Omori,
Base Camp [often misspelled as Aomori]
Fu-12 Omuta #17-B-
[Fukuoka
#17 - EXTERNAL LINK]
Fu-18 Omuta #25-B
Ono
#7-B #11-D
Fu-7 Oryo #6-B
Osaka [Japanese] Hqs [2
blocks away from Hoincho
Camp]
Os-2 Osaka #1-B
(Minato) [Stadium]
Os-14 Osaka #2-D
(Warehouse)
Os-29 Osaka #122
Os-4 Osaka Branch
#4 Ikuno - Osaka 19B became Osaka 4B
Os-xx
Osaka #4 Asako Gun
Os-6 Osaka #5-B (Tsuruga)
Os-XX Osaka #5D
Kawasaki - closed May 1945
Os-XX Osaka
#6B Akenobe
Os - xx Osaka #7
SHINGOSHI*
Os- xx Osaka #8B
NODA
Os-xx Osaka
#8D NARUO
Os-xx Osaka
#9 NAKAMIKO*
Os-xx Osaka
#9B-Notogawa
Os-16 Osaka #10-D
Os-11 Osaka
11-B-Narumi became Nagoya 2-B
Os-20 Osaka #17-D
Yokkaichi -deceased
Os-152 Osaka Jail
Os-202 Osaka
Military Hospital
Os-101 Osaka
Stadium (Hospital)-[same as Os-2]
To-28 Osaka
(Zosen) Cp
Se-7 Osarusawa
#6-B
Ha-11 Otaru.
(Temiya Stadium)
Os-15 Oeyama #3-D
Fu-201 Rokura
Hosp.
Os-24 Rokuroshi
(Check w/M-9) [Also known a Camp Mallette]
To-202
Sagmahara Hospital
Os-25 Sakurajima
Osaka-08 became Osaka-04D
Os-154 Sakai
Penitentiary
Os-12 Sakatani
#11-B
Hi-xx Sanyo
Hiroshima #3
Ha-151 Sapporo,
Hokkaido, (MP Prison)
Ha-152 Sapporo,
Hokkaido, (Northern Army Hqs)
Fu-13 Sasebo
#18-B
Fu-101 Sawaityo
Apts (Nagasaki)
Fu-101 Sawaityo
Apts (Nagasaki)
Os-106 Seaman's
Mission Civilian Camp [Became Kobe House- Osaka 2B]
Se-1 Sendai Base
Camp
Se-xx Sendai #1 Joban
Coal Iwaki- Formerly Tokyo #4
Se-2
Sendai Camp #2 Furukawa*
Se-xx
Sendai
Camp #3-Hosokura mine
Se-xx Sendai
Camp #4 - Ohashi
Se-5 - Sendai
#5 Kamaichi -Formerly Tokyo 3-B
Se-6
Sendai Camp #6 HANAWA
Se-7B
Sendai Camp
#7 HANUOKA Fujita*
xxx-Sendai #8
Kosaka 8B Fujita* [Copper Mining]
Se-9 Sendai
#9 - formerly Tokyo #22 [location only]
Se-10 Sendai
#10 - Iwate (Tohuku Denki)
Se-12 Sendai
#11-B - Kamikita
Fu-24 Senryu
[Fukuoka 24 Emukae machi] also spelled Sendryu and Sendyu in various
reports
To-203 Senegal
To-13 Shimoina
To-203
Shinagawa [Do not confuse with Hanawa camp,
aka, Shinagawa]
Hi-201
Shimonoseki Quarantine Station
To-203 Shinagawa
Hospital. (See J-1) [See Ford Letter]
To-xx Shinagawa
- part of the Omori Camp - Roster
Ha-6 Sorachi-Gun
#4-B See
Hokodate #4
Tok-XX
Stadium
Camp- Tokyo 3B
Te-38 Sumidagawa
#20-D
To-8 Suwa-Gun
#6-B
To-104 Sumira
Civ. Cp
To-154 Sugamo
Prison Civilian Camp
Hi-202 Sumizomo
Hospital (Niihama)
To-44 Suzaki Cp
Os-101 Swire and
Butterfield Civilian Camp["Kobe
House"- Osaka #2] [Destroyed
in fire bombing] one of 3 initial camps for
Guam civilians.
Os-103 Ta
Chibang Cho, Civ. Cp
Fu-20
Tagawa Fuku #27-B
Se-2 Taira
(Yumoto) 1-B
Os-30 Taisho PW
Cp
Os-8 Takebu
#7-B [TAKEFU]
Na-xx Tateyama
8b (Nagoya)
Na-7 Takaoka
#6-B [Nomachi]
Na-11 Takaoka
#10-B
Os-26 Tanagawa
Hi-4 Tamano
(Hibi) Hiroshima #3-B (Mitsui Kozan)
Os-103
Ta-Shibana-Cho Camp
Ha-11 Temiya
Stadium, Otaru
Na-101 Tempa Ku
Civ. Int Cp. (Nagoya)
Ry-1 Tacuno Shima
Fu-3b
Tobata [Same
as Fukuoka 3-B
To-xx Tokyo #3D
(same as Sendai
#3B
Tok-02B became Tok-01D
-Yokohama [Mitsubishi Shipyards]
To-1 Tokyo Base
Camp (Omori)
To-201 Tokyo #1
Military Hosp
Tok-XX Tokyo
3B- Stadium Camp
To-152 Tokyo
Kempei-Tei (Mil. Pol)
To-157 Tokyo
Military Prison
To-153 Tokyo
Police Station
To-154 Tokyo
Prison (Sugamo)
To-155 Tokyo 3
Cell Jail
To-xx Tokyo #3 -
became Sendai
#5
To-xx
Tokyo #4D - became Sendai #1
Tok-4B - Naoetsu
Tok-5B - Niigata
Toxx Tokyo 6D -
became Tok-4D then Sendai #1
Tokxx Tokyo
#7B Hitachi Daionon- Location only
To-xx Tokyo
#8D- Control changes to Sendai
#6 Hanawa
To-xx
Tokyo 9 - Ashio
T0-10D-
Tsurumi
To-12D
Tokyo 12D
Tenryu (Mitsushima formerly #2-D [Often
Misspelled as Matsushima]
To-xxx Tokyo #13B
OMI Niigata (Denki Kagaku)
To-xxx
TO-13D-
Asano Docks (closed May 1945)
To-xxx
Tokyo
15D Niigata
To-xx Tokyo
16-B (Kanose)
To-xx
Tokyo 21
[Nomachi]- renamed as Nogoya 6-B
To-xx
Tokyo #22 -
control to Sendai #9
To-xx-
Tokyo 10-D
Arakawa became Tokyo-20-D Arakawa
To-44-
Tokyo 23 D
(Kawasaki) -Daishihon "Dice"
To-42 Tokyo #24-D
To-105 Totsuka
Civ. Cp
Na-8 Toyama
Nagoya #7-B Roster and location-
Na-9 Toyama #8-B
Na-10 Toyama
#9-B Furukawa* Ashio?
Na-12 Toyama
#11-B
Os-19 Tsumori
13-D
Os-21 Tsumori
#18-D
OS-6A Tsuruga
Branch Camp Osaka #5
Os-6 Tsuruga
Prison #5-B
Os-19 Tsumori
#14-D brief history of camp- men sent to Ikuno and to Tokyo
To-32 Tsurumi
#14-D (10-D)
Hi-8 Ube
#7-B formerly Fukuoka 5b
Se-4 Uguisuzawa
#3-B- Same as Sendai #3
Os-14 Umeda Bunsho
#2-D Osaka Warehouse [Destroyed in fire bombing]
To-153 Ueno Park
Police
Ha-5 Utashinai
#3-B [Utashunai] [same as Hakodate #3]
Os-27 Wakinohama-Ku,
Kobe
Se-11 Wakasennin
#10-B
Os-32 Wakayama
Osaka 14-B- brief history- closed-men sent to Ikuno
XX- Wake Island-
Civilan Men executed in 1943
Ha-10 Yakuma
FuXX- Yahata
[See Fukuoka
#3]
To-101 Yamakita
Civ. Cp
Hi-3 Yamani
(Niihama)
Fu-4 Yawata
#3-B See Tobata/ Fukuoka
#3
Os-28 Yodogawa
Os-20 Yokkaichi
#5-B [formerly Osaka 17-B: became
Nagoya #5]
To-5 Yokohama
Baseball Stadium
To-18 Yokohama
#16-B
To-19 Yokohama
#1-D [Mitsubishi Shipyards-
Originally called Tok-02 sub Branch YOKOHAMA]
To-23D Kawasaki
Dispatch Camp
To-28 Yokohama
Dock Area [possibly refers to Yokoham
#1-D?]
To-28 Yokohama
#10-D
To-31 Yokohama
#13-D
To-35 Yokohama
#17-D
To-36 Yokohama
#18-D (Brickyard) [Taika
Renga]
To-37
Yokohama #19-D
To-41 Yokohama
#23-D
To-46 Yokosuki
Airport
To-106 Yokohama
Boat Club Civ. Cp
To-151 Yokohama
Propaganda Prison
To-156 Yokohama
Kempei-Tai
To-159 Yokohama
Central Prison
To-204 Yokosuka
Naval Hospital
Se-3 Yoshima #2-B
Se-2 Yumoto
#1-B
Os-4 Yoshiza #3-B
Hi-1 Zentsuji Hqs.
Camp
Hi-2 Zentsuji
#1-B [same as above before transfer
to the Osaka POW Area command]
Hi-XX
Zentsuji 3- same as Hiro
2
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