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          Mochitsura Hashimoto was born in Kyoto in to a Shinto priest and his wife.

        1. Mochitsura Hashimoto was born in Kyoto in to a Shinto priest and his wife.
        2. Mochitsura Hashimoto, former commander of the Japanese Submarine I, testifies against Charles McVay III during his court-martial at Washington Navy.
        3. Mochitsura Hashimoto was born in Kyoto Japan on October 14, , and after graduating high school in attended the Imperial Japanese Naval Academy.
        4. Mochitsura Hashimoto was one of only four Japanese submarine captains to survive.
        5. During the court-martial proceedings, many of Indianapolis's crewmen and the I's commander, Mochitsura Hashimoto, testified on his behalf.

          6. Mochitsura Hashimoto was born in Kyoto Japan on October 14, , and after graduating high school in attended the Imperial Japanese Naval Academy..

          When USS Indianapolis crewman forgave Japanese sub commander

          Editor's note:This story was originally published in 2017.

          We are republishing it as part of our coverage of the anniversary of the sinking of the USS Indianapolis.

          The question of what happened to the Japanese submarine that sunk the USS Indianapolis was answered Friday when the Japan News reported it had been found on the ocean floor near Nagasaki.

          The sub had been scuttled along with two dozen others immediately following the Japanese surrender that marked the end of World War II.

          The vessel's commander, however, had a far more interesting second act.

          Mochitsura Hashimoto retired from the military and became a Shinto priest in Kyoto, Japan.

          On Dec. 7, 1990, he reconciled with a group of USS Indianapolis survivors in a meeting at Pearl Harbor on the 49th anniversary of the attack there.

          Here is the account of the meeting from the USS Indianapolis survivors' website.

          "Speaking through a translator, Hashimoto t