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Diplomats for Life is a museum, located at Vaižganto g. 30, Kaunas 01100, Lithuania. They can be contacted via phone at +370 37 332881, visit their website www.sugiharahouse.com for more detailed information.

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Vaižganto g. 30, Kaunas 01100
Added by Jopie, at 14 June 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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11 Reviews

  • Edmundas Alseika
    15 May 2018

    Super

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  • Mineko Hino
    06 May 2018

    The video presentation is something you really have to ask the staff to show you. Although it is a little too dramatized, it still depicts many dramatic moments in the history that we should all learn about. A very small museum which packs a lot of learning.

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  • Chanoch Herskowitz
    05 February 2018

    Very well researched informative. Nicely put together and consistently adding new features. For me it was a very moving and emotional experience.

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  • おかかす
    06 October 2017

    たまたま訪問した日が《杉原week》中で、こちらの記念館の外壁の塗り替えのセレモニーが行われていました。日本領事館だったこの建物の中には当時の日の丸が飾られていたり、展示室、地元の大学による日本文化研究センターも入っています。グッズなどの販売コーナーにいらっしゃったスタッフの方は日本語がペラペラでした。
    この記念館は思った以上に閑静な住宅街に静かに佇んでいました。新市街の独立広場・聖ミカエル教会あたりから森林公園のような場所を抜け、道なりに約30分くらい歩いていくと『希望の門、命のヴィザ』と書かれている銀色の小さな門が目に入ると…感動もひとしおです。

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  • 木崎洋
    09 August 2017

    日本人だけでなく、世界中の人に来て欲しい。でも、現在改装中で人も看板も見つけにくく、帰りそうになった。左手み小さな看板を見つけてようやく入れた。11-16の営業らしい。内容は充実しているので、旅行客の誘導にもっと尽力して欲しい!

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  • 真琴つばさ
    31 July 2017

    I respect you. I am proud of him as the same Japanese. It is very far from Japan, but someday I want to come here. The Jew is a stranger in red. If you disobey orders from the ministry, you may be dismissed. But is it really to be beneficial to national interest to kill them? No, it is correct as a human being. Sugihara decides to issue a visa. Every day, without lunch, I issued one by hand handwritten while listening to the circumstances of each displaced person. The fountain pen breaks and fiercely hurts from the wrist to the shoulder, targeting an average of 300 people a day, sleeping like a dead sleep at night in the night. He kept sticking to the departure orders of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Soviet Union, finally closed the consulate on August 28, but stayed at the hotel until September 5 and continued issuing. And when I got on a train bound for Berlin, I drove out of the window until the departure and kept writing permits. When the train began to move, Sugihara said, "Please forgive, I can not write anymore, praying for your safety," and deeply lowered his head, "From home to Sugihara, we never forgot you The tears of gratitude say thankfully "got up.

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  • Renardas Markevicius
    04 June 2017

    Ok

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  • Yoshihiro Enomoto
    26 May 2017

    小さな家でしたが凄い日本人に感動しました。ユダヤの人々に対する日本人の先輩のすばがしい功績に感動しました。

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  • Tatsuya Yabuuchi
    14 May 2017

    第二次世界大戦の時の状況や流れも勉強することができます。日本語を話すエストニア人がDVDを見せてくれました。鉄道駅、バスターミナルからも近いです

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  • KAWAGUCHI MINORU
    10 May 2017

    一度は行って欲しい場所
    特に2本のDVD映像は歴史の両側面がわかるもので観ていただきたい

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  • Andrius Žemaitis
    21 June 2016

    Sugihara did a wonderful job during the WWII. And he lived in this house during his stay in Lithuania. Museum is small, but nicely prepared for visitors, with interactive expositions and remains from the old times.

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