Discover the remarkable and often overlooked story of Jewish life in Japan through visits to synagogues, community centers, museums, and memorials across the country. Learn about the Jewish refugees who found temporary safety in Kobe during World War II, the courageous actions of Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara, and the development of modern Jewish communities in Tokyo and Kobe. From active Chabad houses and the Jewish Community of Japan to Holocaust education centers and historic refugee sites, these visits reveal a meaningful history of faith, survival, compassion, and the enduring connection between the Jewish people and Japan.