
Visas and Virtue
Drama · History
Overview
Europe, 1940. For thousands of Jews, a Japanese diplomat and his wife defy Tokyo and the Nazis, and offer visas, for life.
Top Cast


Chris Tashima
Chris Tashima
Chiune 'Sempo' Sugihara
Chris Tashima
Chiune 'Sempo' Sugihara
Susan Fukuda
Susan Fukuda
Yukiko Sugihara
Susan Fukuda
Yukiko Sugihara


Diana Georger
Diana Georger
Helena Rosen
Diana Georger
Helena Rosen


Lawrence Craig
Lawrence Craig
Nathan Rosen
Lawrence Craig
Nathan Rosen


Shizuko Hoshi
Shizuko Hoshi
Narrator (Elderly Mrs. Sugihara)
Shizuko Hoshi
Narrator (Elderly Mrs. Sugihara)
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