Featured Exhibition

From manga to modern architecture, prototyping to paper culture, the Gallery is dedicated to highlighting the best of Japanese culture. Minimal, refined, and intricate, these creators embrace Japanese aesthetics through a myriad of mediums including art, fashion, gastronomy, technology, textiles, and literature. Exhibitions rotate every few months, and are complimentary to all.

WASHOKU | Nature and Culture in Japanese Cuisine
WASHOKU | Nature and Culture in Japanese Cuisine

Past Exhibitions

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Pictograms: Iconic Japanese Designs

Pictograms: Iconic Japanese Designs

Looks Delicious! | Exploring Japan’s Food Replica Culture

Looks Delicious! | Exploring Japan’s Food Replica Culture

NEO-JAPONISM | SAMURAI AND BEYOND: Exploring Tradition Through Technology

NEO-JAPONISM | SAMURAI AND BEYOND: Exploring Tradition Through Technology

Masters of Carpentry: Melding Forest, Skill and Spirit

Masters of Carpentry: Melding Forest, Skill and Spirit

Yes, KAWAII is Art -EXPRESS YOURSELF-

Yes, KAWAII is Art -EXPRESS YOURSELF-

DESIGN MUSEUM JAPAN | Bridging Design and Life

DESIGN MUSEUM JAPAN | Bridging Design and Life

Exhibitions FAQ

What exhibitions are currently on view at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles?

The current exhibition is “WASHOKU | Nature and Culture in Japanese Cuisine,” running from May 22, 2026 to October 18, 2026.

Is admission free for exhibitions?

Yes, gallery admission is always complimentary at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles.

Where are the exhibitions located within JAPAN HOUSE LA?

The exhibitions are held in the Gallery space on Level 2 of JAPAN HOUSE, located inside Ovation Hollywood.

Do I need to reserve tickets for exhibitions?

Most exhibitions do not require reservations. Guests can walk in during open hours, though select programs or workshops may require registration.

Are there related programs or talks during the exhibition?

Yes, JAPAN HOUSE LA hosts workshops, artisan talks, and craft demonstrations in connection with its exhibitions.

How often do exhibitions change at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles?

Exhibitions typically rotate every two to six months.