Zenji Nio - Goals of Sempo Center for Holocaust Studies & Human Rights

The crest of Samurai Hideyoshi Toyotomi

which also is the symbol for the ancient

Buddhist sect of Shingon adorns the

tombstone of Sempo Sugihara

A Buddhist Pagoda adorns Sempo's gravesite in the holiest town of Kamakura of Japan which was the Capital as well as birthplace of Samurai culture

All Samurai from the 16th century on pledged allegiance to the Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu whose crest is above.

Here are some of the projects the Samurai Center will be working on:

1] Combat hate and bigotry in all forms including Antisemitism, Islamophobia, Transphobia and Caste discrimination.

2] Promote the Samurai Code of Honor and Chivalry to empower all of humanity.

The Samurai Center for Human Rights & Holocaust Studies