Events
Featured Events
JAPAN HOUSE presents a vibrant, curated program of events throughout the year to spark cross-cultural conversation and inspiration. Programs include lectures, performances, gastronomy contents, premieres, and panel discussions bringing some of Japan’s most dynamic voices to Los Angeles.
Current Events
Recorded Events
Artist Talk | Hiroshi Senju
Kevan Hall | Journey to Japan Fashion, Craft, and Cultural Dialogue
Sing For Science | Ice Cream and its Multisensory Rewards with Lucius and Dr. Ladan Shams
Women in Space | Visionaries Redefining Boundaries
Exploring Together: US-Japan Space Collaboration Symposium
Power of Color | Exploring Colors with Sebastian Masuda
Beyond Aesthetics | A Journey through Time & Tohoku Region
Readiness in Japan and Los Angeles | How to Prepare for the Next Big Earthquakes
TOKYO VICE Season 2: An Evening with Executive Producer Alan Poul
Past Events
Washoku & Wellness | The Science of Japan’s Diet
The Ultraman Phenomenon | Celebrating 60 Years of a Heroic Legacy
SHEEP IN THE BOX | Screening & Talk feat. Director Hirokazu Koreeda
Rooted in Rice | 3,000 Years of Japanese Culture, Landscape & Identity
Beyond Sushi | The Story of Washoku in LA
Manga 101 | Create Your Own Character
Events FAQ
JAPAN HOUSE LA presents a variety of events including lectures, performances, workshops, film screenings, panel discussions, and culinary experiences, all focused on Japanese culture and innovation.
Many events are free, such as public talks and demonstrations, but some ticketed workshops and premium experiences may require registration or payment.
Events are held on Levels 2 and 5 of JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles, located inside Ovation Hollywood at 6801 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. Select events may also take place off-site.
JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles hosts premiere screenings, exclusive talks, and live drawing sessions through film festivals and curated programs, primarily at its Level 5 salon and TCL Chinese 6 Theatres within Ovation Hollywood, with select events at additional venues.
Yes. Programs exploring Japanese mindfulness are often offered, featuring wellness experiences such as aromatherapy, healthy eating, Zen breathing, meditation, and more.
Yes. Programs are carefully curated to provide young students with an immersive introduction to Japanese culture. Offerings include student tours, campus visits, and design contests, among others.