Cemetery plot location: A-02-12
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Classification: | POW |
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Identification number: | PWJA 110004 |
Surname: | INO |
Other names: | Haruyoshi |
Plate name: | INO, HARUYOSHI | AKA (Also Known As): | OKIMOTO |
Name in kanji: | 伊野 治義 |
Grave location: | A-02-12 |
Date of birth: | 1922-09-28 |
Place of birth: | Kochi-ken, Japan |
Private address: | Kurusuno Mihara-mura, Hata-gun, Kochi-ken, Japan |
Business address: | Not recorded |
Military rank: | Steward, Merchant Navy |
Unit regimental number: | Myoken Maru |
Date of capture: | 1942-03-02 |
Place of capture: | Darwin |
Reason for internment: | Enemy alien |
Camp interned: | Cowra |
Date interned: | 1942-04-07 |
Health condition on arrival: | Not recorded |
Trade or occupation: | Steward |
Length of residence in Australia: | Not recorded |
Date of entry: | Not recorded |
Port of disembarkation: | Not recorded |
Ship: | Not recorded |
Personal effects: | Nil |
Religion: | Buddhist |
Nationality: | Japanese |
Marital status: | Single |
Next of kin: | Asaji INO |
Address of next of kin: | Kurusuno Mihara-mura, Hata-gun, Kochi-ken, Japan |
Relationship to next of kin: | Father |
Father’s name: | Asaji INO |
Father’s occupation: | Farmer |
Mother’s maiden name: | Suga TAKAHASHI |
Identification: | Height 5'4", weight 8 stones 4 lbs, dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes |
Movement report: | INO was initially interned in Hay on 6 June 1942. He was transferred to Cowra on 9 January 1943 from Hay. He died in the breakout. |
Cause of death: | Gun shot wound to neck |
Date of death: | 1944-08-05 |
Cremation or burial: | Burial |
Date of burial: | 1944-08-07 |
Place of first burial: | Cowra |
Extra information: | INO was a Naval steward, whose plane crashed into the sea. He was captured with four other crew members, but they claimed they were in the Merchant Navy. The real family name of Haruyoshi INO was OKIMOTO, but his real first name was not clear. INO’s father was from Kurusuno, Mihara-mura and his mother, Suga, was from Yunoki, Mihara-mura. |
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