Tritium surface distribution on the JET Mark II Septum Replacement Plate (Mk IISRP) divertor tiles was measured by Imaging Plate technique. It was observed that areal tritium concentration was higher at the entrance of inner/outer pumping slots (so called 'shadowed area'). The tritium distribution profiles were similar to those obtained in the Mk IIA divertor which was exposed to a series of D-T plasma operation (DTE1). Tritium concentration of the plasma facing surface was lower compared to that of the shadowed area. Particularly, it was very low at the outer divertor surface. In spite of the thick carbon deposition on that, tritium retention on the inner divertor surface was also low level. This could be caused by tritium release due to the temperature rise when the inner strike point was on the tiles. On the plasma shadowed area like tile gaps, high tritium retention owing to the codeposition was observed.