on 7 September 1944 by . 668 out of 750 American POWs on board were killed. Shinyu Maru – damaged on 25 October 1942 by Dutch submarine HNLMS O 23 and abandoned. Some 100 out of 500 POWs drowned. Shoun Maru Sibijac Singapore Maru – left Batavia in Java 17 October 1942 with 3,000 British prisoners, arrived Moji, Japan, (via Singapore) 25 November 1942, 108 died on the journey. Singoto Maru Soong Cheong SS Subuk Suez Maru – sunk on 29 November 1943 by . All 548 British and Dutch POWs drowned or were shot trying to escape. Sugi Maru Suzuya Maru (ex-Hokkai Maru No. 1 also colloquially known as No. 107 or Otaru, Otari, or Otaro Maru) Tachibana Maru Taga Maru Taian Maru Taiko Maru Taikoku Maru Taka Maru Tamahoko Maru – sunk on 25 February 1944 by . 560 of the 772 Australian, British, American and Dutch prisoners were killed. Tango Maru (ex-Rendsburg, ex-Toendjoek) – sunk on 25 February 1944 by . Some 300 allied POWs were amongst the 3,000 killed. Tanjong Penang Tateishi Maru, colloquially known as No. 86 Tatsuta Maru≠ Tattori Maru Tatu Maru Teia Maru (帝亞丸・帝亜丸) Teiryu Maru (ex-Northwestern Miller, ex-Augsberg), colloquially known as No. 824 Tenshin Maru Thames Maru Tiensen Tofuku Maru Tojuku Maru Toka Maru Toko Maru Tomohoku Maru Toro Maru Tottori Maru Toyama Maru Toyofuku Maru Toyohashi Maru Tufuku Maru Ube Maru Ume Maru Umeda Maru Un'yō Uruppu Maru Ussuri Maru Usu Maru Wales Maru Weills Maru Winchester Maru Yamagata Maru Yashu Maru Yinagata Maru Yone Maru Yoshida Maru≠ – sunk on 18 January 1944 by . Yubi Maru Yuzan Maru ___ ‡ Formerly in the fleet of O.S.K. Lines ≠ Formerly in the fleet of N.Y.K Lines See also Prisoner-of-war camp List of POW camps in Japan Notes References Crager, Kelly E. (2008). Hell Under the Rising Sun: Texan POWs and the Building of the Burma – Thailand Death Railway. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University Press. ; ; Michno, Gregory. (2001). Death on the Hellships: Prisoners at Sea in the Pacific War. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press. ; ; Parkinson, James W. and Lee Benson (2006). Soldier Slaves: Abandoned by the White House, Courts, and Congress. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press. ; ; Roscoe, Theodore and Richard G Voge (1949). United States Submarine Operations in World War II. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute. External links Hell ship Hell ship Hell ship Hell