Hue and other military history enthusiasts - another question on the end of WWII:

Are you familiar with any books that cover the immediate post-WWII disarming and return of Japanese forces to Japan?  

For many years I've been on the lookout for books on this subject but have turned up empty.  A few general histories mention landings and port entries made by US forces on the coast of China and Korea immediately at the end of the war.  I remember seeing a map somewhere with arrows showing these movements. This was in the context of offsetting the Soviet Union's moves into Korea, Manchuria, and North China).  

I imagine the rounding-up of bypassed Japanese forces on Pacific islands is also an interesting story.   I suspect similar stories played out in Burma and Indochina, as well as Borneo, Java etc (perhaps with Allied forces) but I don't recall ever seeing a book covering any of this important work. 

I've noted a few oblique references to this quick takeover of Japanese-occupied areas in books on other topics (internment camp experiences, POW camp accounts, lead-up to the Korean war, etc).   And I remember reading somewhere that in Singapore and/or Hong Kong the British used Japanese soldiers as police after the war (until they were shipped back to Japan).