Honoring Courage at Diplomats for Life

The Diplomats for Life museum memorializes Chiune Sugihara’s heroic efforts in saving Jewish refugees during World War II.

Established in 2011, it serves as a poignant reminder of Sugihara’s legacy, founded by the Japanese government and local Lithuanian partners. The museum’s unique architectural design reflects both Japanese and Lithuanian cultures, enhancing its cultural significance in Kaunas.

Compelling Highlights

🌍 Chiune Sugihara’s Story — Discover the powerful narrative of how one diplomat's courage changed thousands of lives.

✉️ Visa Station Replica — Experience a replica of the station where Sugihara issued transit visas under challenging circumstances.

📜 Historical Artifacts — View documents and personal artifacts that highlight the stories of the refugees he saved.

The museum is accessible and free to enter, making it a suitable destination for tourists, families, and those interested in Holocaust history.