2 Japanese 2025 Nobel Prize Winners Visit Museum in Stockholm, Take Part in Tradition of Autographing Chairs

By Naomi Nagao
/ Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer
16:43 JST,
December 7, 2025
STOCKHOLM — Shimon Sakaguchi and Susumu Kitagawa, 2025 Nobel Prize winners, visited the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm on Saturday, where they took part in the tradition of autographing chairs in the museum.
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