Chosen (Korea) POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp	Keijo (Seoul)	1942-09-25 /1945-08-15	Colonel Noguchi (from 1942-07)	POWs worked at Chosen Gunso Rikugun Sohko (Army warehouse forwarding supplies to Chosen Army).
No.1 Branch Camp	Jinsen (Inchon)	1942-09-25 /1945-08-15		POWs worked at Kowan Shuko Senbaikyoku (Ports and Harbors Establishment and Maintenance Monopoly Bureau).
No.1 Dispatched Camp	Kohnan	1943-09-13 /1945-08-15		POWs worked at Nippon Chisso Kohnan Kojo (Nippon Chisso Kohnan Factory).

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.

Hoten (Mukuden) POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp	Hoten (Mukden)	1942-11-11 /1945-08-15	Colonel Matsuda (from 1943-01)	POWs worked at Manshu Kosaku Kikai (MKK, Manchurian Machine-Tool Company) and Takai Tekko (Takai Ironworks).
No.1 dispatched Camp	Hoten (Mukden)	1944-05-02 /1945-08-15		POWs worked Manshu Hikaku (Manchurian Leather Company).
No.2 Dispatched Camp	Hoten (Mukden)	1944-06-24 /1945-08-15		POWs worked Manshu Hanpu (Manchurian Sailcloth Company).
No.3 Dispatched Camp	Hoten (Mukden)	1944-08-15 /1945-08-15		POWs worked at Nakayama Seikousho (steel mill) and Toyo Seizai (saw mill).
No.1 Branch Camp	Zheng Jiatun	1944-10-14 /1945-05-21
No.2 Branch Camp	Hsian	1944-12-01 /1945-08-15		High lanking officers were interned.

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.

Shanghai POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant
Shanghai POW Camp	Shanghai	1942-01-24 /1945-08-15	1) Colonel Yunose (from 1942-02) 2) Colonel Ootera (from 1942-10)
Toyonaka? POW Camp		1945-05-09 /1945-08-15

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.

Taiwan POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp	Daichoku (Dazhi), Taihoku (Taipei) City	1942-07-17 /1945-08-15	1) Colonel Junichi Nakano (from 1942-07) 2) Colonel Hideo Sazawa (from 1943-06) 3) Major Taichi Uete（from 1945-03)	POWs were engaged in civil engineering of the outer garden of Taiwan Shrine and construction of the railway.
No.1 Branch Camp	Kinkaseki (Jingash) Mine, east suburb of Keelung (Jilong) >>1945-05-16 Shinten-sho (Xindian)	1942-07-17 /1945-08-15		POWs were engaged in mining copper ore etc.
No.2 Branch Camp	Taichu (Taizhong) City	1942-07-17 /1945-04-12		POWs were engaged in bank protection works at Daikoukei.
No.3 Branch Camp	Heito (Pingdong) City	1942-07-17 /1945-03-15		POWs worked in the sugar cane farm of Taiwan Sugar Refining Company.
No.4 Branch Camp	Krenko (Hualian) >>1943-06-07 Shirakawa (Baihe), south suburb of Kagi (Chayi) City	1942-07-17 /1945-08-15		There were only officers.
No.5 Branch Camp	Gyokuri (Yuli) >>1943-06-15 Mokusaku (Muzha), Taihoku (Taipei) City	1943-04-02 /1945-01-22		There were only officers.
No.6 Branch Camp	Daichoku (Dazhi), Taihoku (Taipei) City	1943-08 /1945-08-15		Independently operated collocating in the Main Camp.
Toroku (Toulin) Temporal Branch Camp	Toroku (Toulin)	1944-11-06 /1945-03-05
Inrin (Yuanlin) Temporal Branch Camp	Inrin (Yaunlin)	1944-11-06 /1945-06

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau

Hong Kong POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp		1942-01-07 /1945-08-15	Colonel Tokunaga (from 1942-01)
Sham Shui Po Camp >>No.1 Branch Camp >>Caucasian Camp	Sham Shui Po, Kowloon	1942-01-07 /1945-08-15		Established as Sham Shui Po Camp on 1942-01-07. Reorganized as No.1 Branch on 1942-08-14. Reorganized as Caucasian Camp on 1944-06-06.
The 1st Branch Hospital (Military Hospital) >>No.1 Detached Camp >>Attached Ward to the Caucasian Camp	Bowen Road, Hong Kong Island	1942-01-07 /1945-08-15		Established as the 1st Branch Hospital（Military Hospital) on 1942-01-07. Reprganized as No.1 Detached Camp on 1942-08-14. Reorganized as Attached Ward to the Caucasian Camp on 1944-06-06.
Kogunei (Gu Jun Ei?) Indian Camp >>No.2 Branch Camp >>Indian Camp	Kogunei (Gu Jun Ei?)	1942-01-07 /1945-08-15		Established as Kogunei (Gu Jun Ei?) Indian Camp on 1942-01-07. Reorganized as No.2 Branch Camp on 1942-08-14. Reorganized as Indian Camp on 1944-06-06.
The 2nd Branch Hospital >>No.2 Detached Camp >>Attached Ward to the Indian Camp		1942-01-07 /1945-08-15		Established as as the 2nd Branch Hospital on 1942-01-07. Reorganized as No.2 Detached Camp on 1942-08-14. Reorganized as Attached Ward to the Indian Camp on 1944-06-06.
Hong Kong Island Camp >>No.3 Branch Camp	North Point, Hong Kong Island	1942-01-07 /1942-09-26		Established as Hong Kong Island (Caucasian) Camp on 1942-01-07. Reorganized as No.3 Branch Camp on 1942-08-14.
Kogunei (Gu Jun Ei?) South Indian Camp >>No.4 Branch Camp >>No.3 Branch Camp	Kogunei (Gu Jun Ei?) South	1942-01-07 /1944-05-24		Established as Kogunei (Gu Jun Ei?) South Indian Camp on 1942-01-07. No.4 Branch Camp on 1942-08-14. Reorganized as No. 3 Branch Camp on 1942-09-26 Transferred under the jurisdiction of the Main Camp on 1943-07-01.
Cox Road Indian Training Camp >>No.5 Branch Camp	Cox Road, Kowloon	1942-01-07 /1942-09-26		Established as Cox Road Indian Training Camp on 1942-01-07. Reorganized as No.5 Branch Camp on 1942-08-14.
St. Albert Convent Camp	Hong Kong Island	1942-01-07 /1942-02-16		Alias Rosemarie Hill
St. Teressa Hospital		1942-01-07 /1942-08-12
Stanley Prison	Hong Kong Island	1942-01-07 /1942-03-7

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau

Thailand POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Note
Main Camp	1942-08-15 Ban Pong >>1943-05-17 Kanchanaburi >>1944-11 The Muang >>1945-03 Bangkok	1942-08-15 /1945-08-15	Major General Akira Sasa (from 1942-06) Colonel Shizuo Nakamura (from 1943-06-22) Colonel Iju Sugasawa (from 1944-07-24)
No.1 Branch Camp	1942-08-16 Nonpladuk >>1943-05-17 Kanchanaburi >>1943-11-25 Renamed as Headquarter of Detached Camps of Main Camp	1942-08-16 /1943-11-25
No.1 Branch Camp	1943 Hindato (Former No.6 Branch Camp) >>1944-02-15 Ubon Ratchathari	1943-XX /1945-08-15	Established as No.6 Branch camp at Kinsai Yoku on 1943-01-21. Moved to Hindato on 1943-03. Renamed as No.1 Branch Camp in 1943.
No.2 Branch Camp	1942-08-16 Chongkai >>1943-03 Tharmakham >>1944-03 Chongkai >>1944-08 Tharmakham >>1945-01 Chongkai	1942-08-16 /1945-08-15
No.3 Branch Camp	1942-08-16 Thambyuzayat >>1943-09 Mezali >>1944-01 Anganan >>1944-04 Tharmakham	1942-08-16 /1944-8
No.4 Branch Camp	1942-10 Wan Yai >>1944-05 The Muang	1942-10 /1945-08-15
No.5 Branch Camp	1943-01-25 Thambyuzayat >>1943-04 Apalon >>1943-10 Candaw >>1943-12 Closed and merged into No.3 Branch Camp	1943-01-25 /1943-12
No.6 Branch Camp	1943-01-21 Kinsai Yoku >>1943-03 Hindato >>1943 Renamed as No.1 Branch Camp	1943-01-21 /1943-XX
No.7 Branch Camp	Kanchanaburi	1944-09-01 /1945-08-15	Established as No.3 Detached Camp on 1944-03-28. Renamed as No.7 Branch Camp on 1944-09-01.
No.8 Branch Camp	Saigon (French Indochina)	1944-09-01 /1945-08-15	Established as No.1 Detached Camp on 1942-09-01. Renamed as No.8 Branch Camp on 1944-09-01.
No.9 Branch Camp	Phetchaburi	1945-02-02 /1945-08-15
No.10 Branch Camp	1945-02-09 Long Thanh (French Indochina) >>1945-05 Lianga (French Indochina)	1945-02-09 /1945-08-15
Headquarter of Detached Camps of Main Camp	1943-11-25 Nonpladuk >>1944-03-28 Transferred into No.3 Detached Camp and No.4 Detached Camp	1943-11-25 /1944-03-28	Established as No.1 Branch Camp on 1942-08-16. Moved to Kanchanaburi on 1943-05-17. Reorganized as Headquarter of Detached Camps of Main Camp on 1943-11-25. Transferred into No.3 Detached Camp and No.4 Detached Camp on 1944-03-28.
No.1 Detached Camp	1942-09-21 Saigon (French Indochina) >>1944-09-01 Renamed as No.8 Branch Camp	1942-09-21 /1944-09-1
No.2 Detached Camp	Hanoi (French Indochina)	1942-09-21 /1942-11-13
No.2 Detached Camp	1944-03 Ben Han? >>1944-07 Lamphun	1944-03 /1945-08-15
No.3 Detached Camp	1944-03-28 Kanchanaburi >>1944-09-01 Renamed as No.7 Branch Camp	1944-03-28 /1944-09-01
No.4 Detached Camp	1944-03-28 Nonpladuk >>1944-09-01 Closed and merged into No.1 Branch Camp	1944-03-28 /1944-09-01
No.5 Detached Camp	1944-05 Apalon >>1944-09-01 Closed and merged into No.1 Branch Camp	1944-05 /1944-09-01
No.5 Detached Camp	1945-03-18 Nakhon Nayok	1945-03-18 /1945-08-15
No.6 Detached Camp	1944-05 Apalon >>1944-09-01 Closed and merged into No.1 Branch Camp	1944-05 /1944-09-01
No.6 Detached Camp	1945-06 Bankok	1945-06 /1945-08-15
Kanchanaburi Ward	Kanchanaburi	1942-12 /1943-03
Nakhon Pathom Ward	Nakhon Pathom	1944-12 /1945-08-15
Bankok Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Bankok	1943-01 /1944-10
Don Muang Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Don Muang	1943-03-01 /1945-08-15
Hanoi Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Hanoi (French Indochina)	1943-03-01 /1945-08-15
Hanoi Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Hanoi (French Indochina)	1943-03-01 /1944-01
Saigon Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Saigon (French Indochina)	1943-06 /1945-08-15
Tourane Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Tourane (French Indochina, Da Nang)	1943-06 /1945-08-15

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.
*With regard to the Situation on the POW Camps in Thailand as of June 1943, refer to "Thailand POW Camps (As of June 1943)."

Thailand POW Camp (As of June 1943）

Camp	Location	Distance from Nong Pladuk (except Anganan and Payathonzu)	Commandant	Number of POWs	Note
Main Camp	Bangkok		1) Major General Akira Sasa (from 1942-06) 2) Colonel Shizuo Nakamura (from 1943-06-22) 3) Colonel Iju Sugasawa (from 1944-07-24)	48,296
No.1 Detached Camp of Main Camp	Saigon
No.1 Branch Camp	Nong Pladuk	0km	Lt. Colonel Ishii	8,545
Headquarter of No.1 Branch Camp	Kanchanaburi	50km		3,180
No.1 Detached Camp of No.1 Branch Camp	Nong Pladuk	0km		1,651
No.2 Detached Camp of No.1 Branch Camp	Kinsai Yoku	160km		2,412
No.3 Detached Camp of No.1 Branch Camp	Wang Po	110km		1,302
No.2 Branch Camp	Chongkai		Lt. Colonel Shoichi Yanagida	8,795
Headquarter of No.2 Branch Camp	Tarkanoon	200km		2,580
No.1 Detached Camp of No.2 Branch Camp		203km		1,109
No.2 Detached Camp of No.2 Branch Camp		211km		5,106
No.3 Branch Camp	Thambyzayat		Lt. Colonel Nagatomo	9,368
Anganan Detached Camp of No.3 Branch Camp	Anganan	From Thambyzayat 108km		3,302
Payathonzu Detached No.3 Branch Camp	Payathonzu	From Thambyzayat 105km		6,066
No.4 Branch Camp	Wan Yai	120km	Lt. Colonel Sotomatsu Chida	12,609
Headquarter of No.4 Branch Camp	Wan Yai	120km		3,308
No.2 Detached Camp of No.4 Branch Camp	Tonchan	130km		3,011
No.3 Detached Camp of No.4 Branch Camp	Kinsai Yoku	160km		2,339
No.4 Detached Camp of No.4 Branch Camp	Hintoku	153km		1,087
No.5 Branch Camp			Captain Tougorou Mizutani	1,916	Transferred from Java in 1942-11
No.1 Detached Camp of No.5 Branch Camp		100km		1,916
No.6 Branch Camp			Major Yoshitaro Ebisu	7,063	Transferred from Java in 1943-05
Headquarter of No.6 Branch Camp	Hindato	188km		3,778
No.1 Detached Camp of No.6 Branch Camp	Kuiie	174km		1,551
No.2 Detached Camp of No.6 Branch Camp	Prankassi?	190km		864
No.3 Detached Camp of No.6 Branch Camp	Bangan?	198km		936
*Besides the above, there were following camps by jurisdiction of Malay POW Camp along the Thai-Burma Railway.
On the part of Thailand
Hachisuka Branch Camp (No.5 Branch Camp of Malay POW Camp was moved)		100-175km		3,000
On the part of Burma
Banno Branch Camp (No.4 Branch Camp of Malay POW camp was moved)				7,000	F Force

<Reference> "Nihon-gun no Horyo Seisaku (The Japanese Army's Policy on POWs)" by Aiko Utsumi, 2005, Aoki-Shoten
*With regard to the situation on the POW camps in Thailand throughout the duration, refer to "Thailand POW Camps."

Phillippine POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp	Manila	1942-08-01 /1945-02-03	1) Major General Iichiro Morimoto 2) Major General Kou Shiyoku 3) Lt. Colonel Juichiro Hayashi 4) Major Takahashi
No.1 Branch Camp	Cabanatuan	1942-08-01 /1945-01-30	1) Major Iwanaka	POWs were liberated on 1945-01-30.
No.2 Branch Camp	Davao	1942-10-15 /1944-08-20	Major Kazuo Maeda
Bilibid POW Hospital	Bilibid	1942-08-04 /1945-02-03
O'Donnel POW Camp	Manila	1942-08-01 /1943-01-25		Phillippine.
Phillippine POW Camp		1943-01-25 /1944-08		Phillippine.
No.1 Detached Camp	Tarlac	1942-08-01 /1942-08-11

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.
"Nihon-gun no Horyo Seisaku (The Japanese Army's Policy on POWs)" by Aiko Utsumi, 2005, Aoki-Shoten.

Malay POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp	Changi, Singapore	1942-08-15 /1945-08-15	1) Major General Fukue (from 1942-06-01) 2) Major General Arimura (from 1942-12-01) 3) Major General Saito (from 1944-03-01)
No.1 Branch Camp	1942-08-15 Medan, Sumatra >>1944-06 Pekanbaru, Sumatra	1942-08-15 /1945-08-15	Lt. Colonel Banno	Caucasian
No.2 Branch Camp	Palembang, Sumatra	1942-08-15 /1945-08-15	Major Matsudaira	Caucasian
No.3 Branch Camp	Yaw Chu Kang Road?, Singapore	1942-12-01 /1945-08-15		Indian Merged with No.2 Detached Camp on 1943-04-16.
No.4 Branch Camp (Banno Branch Camp)	1943-04-05 Tamuron Patu, Thailand >>1943-07 Niike, Thailand	1943-04-05 /1943-12-30	Lt. Colonel Banno	F Force 7,000 men
No.4 Branch Camp	Rangoon, Burma	1944-07 /1945-04-29		Renamed as No.4 Branch Camp in 1944-07.
No.5 Branch Camp (Hachisuka Branch Camp)	1943-05 Kinsai Yoku, Thailand >>1943-09 Kanchanaburi	1943-05 /1943-12-23		3,000 men
No.6 Branch Camp	Rangoon, Burma	1944-03-15 /1944-07-01		Renamed as No.4 Branch Camp on 1944-07-01.
No.1 Detached Camp	Changi, Singapore	1942-11-01 /1945-08-15
No.1 Detached Camp	Kuala Lumpur	1942-08-15 /1942-10-15
No.2 Detached Camp	Alkaff Island, Singapore	1942-08-15 /1943-04-16		Established as Caucasian Camp on 1942-08-15. Reorganized as Indian Camp in 1942-12. Merged to No.3 Branch Camp on 1943-04-16.
No.2 Detached Camp	Port Dicson	1943-09-01 /1945-08-15		(Established as Detachment in 1943-01. Renamed as No.5 Detached Camp on 1943-10-25.) Renamed as No.2 Detached Camp on 1944-09-01.
No.3 Detached Camp	River Valley Road, Singapore	1942-08-15 /1944-04-16		Established as Caucasian camp on 1942-08-15. Reorganized as Indian Camp in 1942-12.
No.4 Detached Camp	Adams Park, Singapore?
No.5 Detached Camp	Port Dicson	1943-10-25 /1944-09-01		(Established as Detachment in 1943-01.) Renamed as No.5 Detached Camp on 1943-10-25. Renamed as No.2 Detached Camp on 1944-09-01.
Singapore Patient Receiving Station	Singapore	1944-04 /1945-08-15
Dispatched to International Unit (Caucasian)		1942-09 /1945-08-15		Caucasian
Dispatched to International Unit (Indian)		1942-12 /1945-08-15		Indian
Dispatched to Malay Unit (Indian)		1943-01 /1945-08-15		Indian
Dispatched to Sumatra Unit (Indian)		1943-01 /1945-08-15		Indian
Dispatched to Thailand Unit (Caucasian)		1943-06 /1945-03		Caucasian
Dispatched to Thailand Unit (Indian)		1943-09 /1945-08-15		Indian
Dispatched to Burma Unit (Indian)		1944-07 /1944-09		Indian
Singapore Detachment (Caucasian)		1945-04 /1945-08-15		Caucasian
Singapore Detachment (Caucasian)		1945-04 /1945-08-15		Indian

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.
"Nihon-gun no Horyo Seisaku (The Japanese Army's Policy on POWs)" by Aiko Utsumi, 2005, Aoki-Shoten.

Borneo POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp	Miri >>Kuching	From 1942-08-15	Major Tatsuji Suga (from 1942-08)
No.1 Detached Camp	Kuching	From 1942-08-15
No.2 Detached Camp	Ranau	From 1945-02
No.1 Dispatched Camp	Labuan >>Brunei	From 1944-06-09		Established as No.2 Detached Camp at Labuan on 1944-06-09. Renamed as No.1 Dispatched Camp and moved to Burunei in 1945-02.
No.1 Branch Camp	Sandakan	From 1942-08-15
No.2 Detached Camp	Seria	1942-08-15 /1943-01-01
Seria	Boac	1942-11 /1944-08
No.4 Detached Camp	Jesselton (Present Kota Kinabalu)	1942-10-13 /1943-04-18
Luton Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Luton	From 1943-01-01
Seria Indian Special Labor Unit Camp	Seria	From 1943-01-01

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.

Java POW Camp

Camp	Location	Duration	Commandant	Note
Main Camp	Batavia	1942-08-15 /1945-08-15	1) Major General Saito (from 1942-08) 2) Colonel Masayuki Nakada (from 1944-03)
Headquarterｓ of Detached Camp of Main Camp	Batavia	1942-08-15 /1945-08-15	1) Lt. Colonel Anami (from 1942-08) Lt. Colonel Shozo Kawabe (from 1943-05)
No.1 Detached Camp of Main Camp	Tandjong Priok
No.2 Detached Camp of Main Camp	Batavia
No.3 Detached Camp of Main Camp	Batavia
No.4 Detached Camp of Main Camp	Batavia
No.5 Detached Camp of Main Camp	Batavia
Patient Receiving Station of Main Camp	Batavia
No.1 Branch Camp	Bandoeng	1942-08-15 /1945-08-15	1) Lt. Colonel Hideo Kawamura (from 1942-08) 2) Lt. Colonel Anami (from 1944-11)	4,500 men were moved to Thailand in 1942-11.
No.1 Detached Camp of No.1 Branch Camp	Bandoeng
No.2 Detached Camp of No.1 Branch Camp	Cimahi
No.3 Detached Camp of No.1 Branch Camp	Cimahi
No.4 Detached Camp of No.1 Branch Camp	Cimahi
Patient Receiving Station No.1 Branch Camp	Bandoeng
No.2 Branch Camp	Chilachap	1942-08 /1943-02	Major Yoshitaro Ebisu	Closed and 4,800 men were moved to Thailand in 1943-02.
Patient Receiving Station of No.2 Branch Camp	Chilachap
No.3 Branch Camp	Surabaya	1942-08 /1943-04	Lt. Colonel Shozo Kawabe	1,000 men were moved to Burma in 1942-11. 2,400 men were moved to Thailand in 1943-01. Closed and 6,600 men were moved to the Dispatched No.3 Branch Camp which was newly established at Ambon and interned in the detached camps at Amahai, Flores, Haruku and Liang in 1943-04.
No.1 Detached Camp of No.3 Branch Camp	Surabaya
No.2 Detached Camp of No.3 Branch Camp	Surabaya
No.3 Detached Camp of No.3 Branch Camp	Surabaya
No.4 Detached Camp of No.3 Branch Camp	Surabaya
No.5 Detached Camp of No.3 Branch Camp	Surabaya
Patient Receiving Station of No.3 Branch Camp	Surabaya
Dispatched No.3 Branch Camp	Ambon >> Amahai	From 1943-04	Lt. Colonel Anami (from 1943-04 to 1944-11)	Established and 6,600 POWs who had been in Java were interned in the detached camps at Amahai, Flores, Haruku and Liang in 1943-04.
No.1 Detached Camp of Dispatched No.3 Branch Camp	Amahai >> Ambon		Accountant Colonel Shiozawa
No.2 Detached Camp of dispatched No.3 Branch Camp	Flores		Captain Shoji Ashida
No.3 Detached Camp of dispatched No.3 Branch Camp	Haruku		Captain Shuichi Kuwashima
No.4 Detached Camp of Dispatched No.3 Branch Camp	Liang, Ambon Island		Captain Tadao Ueda
No.4 Branch Camp	Malang	1942-08 /1943-02	Lt. Colonel Juichiro Hayashi (from 1942-08 to 1943-01)	Closed and 5,000人 men were moved to Thailand in 1943-02.
No.1 Detached Camp of No.4 Branch Camp	Malang
No.2 Detached Camp of No.4 Branch Camp	Malang
No.3 Detached Camp of No.4 Branch Camp	Malang
No.4 Detached Camp of No.4 Branch Camp	Malang

<Reference> "Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.
"Nihon-gun no Horyo Seisaku (The Japanese Army's Policy on POWs)" by Aiko Utsumi, 2005, Aoki-Shoten.

POW Camps by jurisdiction of the Japanese Navy at Southern Area

Camp	Location	Note
Makassar Temporary Camp	West coast of Celebes Island	1,411 (Navy 1,033 Army 378)(Pure Blooded Dutch 356, Mixed Dutch and Indonesian parentage 244, American 166, British 639, Australian 1)
Balikpapan Temporary Camp	Borneo	535 (Navy 23, Army 512)(Pure Blooded Dutch 212, Mixed Europian and Indian parentage 132, Indian 184, Phillippine 2)
Banjarmasin Temporary Camp	Borneo	65 (Indian Army)
Samarinda Temporary Camp	Borneo	38 (Navy 28, Army 10)(Pure Blooded Dutch 14 Australian 1 Others 23)
The 2nd Garrison	Borneo	17 (Navy 14, Army 3)(Pure Blooded Dutch 13 Indonasian 3 Chinese 1)

<Reference>"Records on the treatment of POWs" by POW Information Bureau.