A Night of Japanese Cuisine & Community Giving
Join us for an unforgettable evening of Japanese flavors, culture, and connection — all in support of wildfire recovery efforts in Los Angeles.
Date
: Monday, June 9, 2025
Time
: 5:00 PM
Location
: JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles (Hollywood & Highland)
6801 Hollywood Blvd.,
 Level 5
 Los Angeles CA 90028
This exclusive charity event brings together top Japanese chefs, premium sake brewers, and food lovers from across the city — united to support those impacted by the January wildfires.
Supported
JETRO Los Angeles
Japan House LOS ANGELES
在ロサンゼルス日本国総領事館
CONSULATE GENERAL OF JAPAN LOS ANGELES
What’s on the Menu:
• Sushi  Roll& Giant Sashimi Boat
 – Beautifully prepared, high-quality seafood
• Premium Sake Tasting
 – Rare and refined selections from Japan
•
 Gourmet Japanese Bites
 – Use tasting vouchers to explore regional favorites
Come share a night of amazing food, community, and meaningful support.
Limited to 100 guests – reserve your spot today.
Please Note
Photos and videos may be taken during the event and used for promotional purposes, including social media and websites.
By attending, you agree to be part of this experience.
(Photos are for reference only. Actual items may vary.)
（Photo is for reference only – actual items may differ on the day）
Information Source: Japanese Restaurant Association of America | eventbrite

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