of Pyongyang: ; 2,421 people evacuated to Pyongyang after the end of World War II, August 15, 1945, and died in the period of October 1945 to April 1946 due to cold temperature, stagnant and/or illness. Hamhung: Cemetery and burial place. Philippines One of the bloodiest battlefields of the Pacific War; there are many cenotaphs. Luzon: Approximately 270 cenotaphs in various locations. Kalayaan – , commemorate approximate 500,000 Japanese war dead in Battle of Luzon. Constructed by Japanese government in March 1973. Visayas: Approximately 110 cenotaphs in various locations; Japanese casualties of Battle of the Visayas. Mindanao: Approximately 20 cenotaphs in various locations; Japanese casualties of Battle of Mindanao. Leyte: Cenotaph in Tacloban, Ormoc and various locations. approximately 80,000 Japanese killed in action out of 520,000 casualties in Battle of Leyte. , a peace commemoration statue between Asia, including Philippines, and Japan in the Kanfuraw Hill where Tacloban City hall is. There is Shrine in Dulag Airfield. Guiuan, Eastern Samar, Samar: Cenotaph in Dumpao Beach. Russia (Asia region) Primorsky Krai: 146 Japanese cemeteries and burial places. Norilsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai: Cenotaph of a deceased father and others, constructed by the son under the valuable efforts of a student from Russia to Japan, on 2 October 2015. Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Sakhalin Oblast: Japanese cemetery, location is midway between downtown and the airport. Smirnykh, Sakhalin Oblast: (Constructed by Japanese government in November 1996. Former , Kholmsk, Sakhalin Oblast: Cenotaph constructed at a former Japanese cemetery place, by affiliated Maokacho people interested, in August 1995. Nagornaya street, Nakhodka: Japanese cemetery. Listvyanka, Irkutsky District, Irkutsk Oblast, Khabarovsk: ; approximately 60,000 remembered in Siberia. It was constructed by the Japanese government in July 1995. Irkutsk Oblast: Cenotaph of approximately 40 buried. Amur Oblast: Cenotaph of approximately 41 buried. Singapore Japanese Cemetery Park South Korea Geumjeong District, Busan Metropolitan City: Port Hamilton: Japanese cemetery removed after the Treaty of San Francisco Sri Lanka Colombo: Japanese Cemetery area in Kanatte Cemetery - and built in 1965 and 1979 respectively Taiwan Tainan:'s Japanese columbarium. The former Japanese cemetery () before was exhumed and displacement took place in 1997. The then tomb of Akashi Motojiro moved to Cemetery () in Sanzhi District, Taipei, other remains moved to Houkakuji temple in Taichung. Sanzhi District, Taipei: tomb of Akashi Motojiro Taipei: Tomb of Mr. Rokushin () Taipei: , Japanese cremated remains morgue Tainan: Tomb of Yoichi Hatta and his wife. Kaohsiung: Japanese cemetery in