cotton in the early Shōwa period. Most of the remains and property of the deceased were brought back to Japan, and the remains of only 30 people remain in Mumbai as of 2008. Indonesia Jakarta - Kalibata Heroes Cemetery: Honors ex-Japanese soldiers of the Pacific War who participated in the Indonesian National Revolution. Tabanan Regency: Cemetery park, Honors ex-Japanese soldiers of the Pacific War participated in the Indonesian National Revolution, ). Kazakhstan Karaganda: Burial cenotaph in honor of Japanese prisoners of war () Laos Vientiane Province, Nam Ngum Dam: The grave site of several Japanese engineers surveying possible dam locations who died in December 1960 when their boat overturned. The burial site is in close proximity to the dam. Malaysia Labuan, Borneo, Labuan Peace Park: for the 12,000 men who died during the war in Borneo and the surrounding ocean area. Constructed by the Japanese government and with the cooperation of government of Malaysia and the government of Sabah in September 1982. Kota Kinabalu Japanese cemetery Sandakan Japanese cemetery Tawau Japanese cemetery Kuala Lumpur Japanese cemetery. Cenotaph for the people who died on Japan Airlines Flight 715. Johor Bahru Japanese cemetery Kuching Japanese cemetery Miri Japanese cemetery (in Tun Datu Tuanku Haji Bujang College) Penang Japanese cemetery Ipoh Japanese cemetery Malacca Japanese cemetery Kuala Terengganu Japanese cemetery Mongolia To resolve the lack of labor, the Mongolian government requested to transfer Japanese prisoners of war in the Soviet Union in October and December 1945, and approximately 12,318 Japanese prisoners were forced to work, from which more than 1,600 have died. There are 16 Japanese cemeteries including those listed below. Altanbulag Selenge Province Japanese cemetery Sükhbaatar Japanese cemetery Ulaanbaatar, and , for approximately 1,700 Japanese prisoners who died after the war ended. They were constructed by the Japanese government in October 2001.) Japanese cemetery burial (12 Japanese) Myanmar Yangon Japanese cemetery: For Karayuki-san and Pacific War casualties. , memorial to the approximately 190,000 Japanese who died in war and prayed for peace. It was constructed by the Japanese government in March 1981 before being moved and expanded in size by the Myanmar government in March 1998.) Nepal Mustang District: Toru Kondo () contributed to the development of the Mustang District. North Korea Cemetery and burial place of Japanese who lived in the South Korea area before and after World War II. There are 71 cemeteries and burial places in North Korea. Suburb