Olivet Cemetery. Tomb of , who founded the with Jōkichi Takamine in 1914. Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Farm Colony, Placerville, California: Grave of Okei Ito, the first known Japanese woman to be buried on American soil. Died 1871. South America Bolivia Santa Cruz Department: Japanese cemetery in the Santa Cruz de la Sierra public cemetery. Brazil São PauloÁlvares Machado Japanese cemetery. Marajó, Pará: Japanese cemetery. Grave robbed in Jangle. Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo: () Peru Cañete Province, Lima Region: Casa Blanca Japanese cemetery. Europe Malta Tomb of casualties of the in Kalkara Naval Cemetery. Under Anglo-Japanese Alliance, Winston Churchill called for squadron reinforcements of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Russia (Europe region) Moscow: Donskoy Japanese cemetery in Donskoy Monastery. Tomb of Yasunao Yoshioka (), Harbin Consul who died in prison in Moscow in 1950, and others. United Kingdom Wales: Cenotaph of the that was shipwrecked by U-boat on December 5, 1918. The wooden cenotaph was renewed with stone cenotaph on its 100th anniversary on October 4, 2018. See also Japan War-Bereaved Families Association Foreign cemeteries in Japan Chidorigafuchi National Cemetery References Japanese diaspora Cemeteries by ethnicity