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Asian Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony 2025

The Asian Hall of Fame is set to host a remarkable evening on November 1, 2025, celebrating the achievements of twelve distinguished individuals who have made significant impacts in their respective fields. This prestigious event will take place at the iconic Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, uniting sponsors, media partners, and supporters to honor Asian heritage and its celebrated figures.

Event Details

The induction ceremony marks the 21st anniversary of the Asian Hall of Fame and will be presented with support from key sponsors like the Millennium Hotels & Resorts and KTLA as the official media partner. The evening promises an engaging atmosphere with preparations already underway for a captivating night filled with recognition, music, and cultural exchange.

The schedule includes a VIP preview starting at 3 PM PST, where guests can engage with special features, including a casino and night market. The ceremony will be live-streamed on YouTube from 6 PM to 8 PM PST to showcase the event to a wider audience.

Featured Performers

One of the highlights of the evening will be the musical performance by Danny Seraphine from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group, CTA. He is set to captivate the audience with an exhilarating concert that promises to be a fitting tribute to the spirit of the event. The event will additionally feature performances from notable artists including Yoshiki, Hiro Yamamoto, Maki Mae, and many others who continue to represent the diverse talent found within the Asian community.

Honorees of 2025

This year's inductees include icons from various domains:

• - Cindy Y. Huang: Founder of Green Rock Investment Fund
• - Dr. Soyeon Yi: Korea's first astronaut
• - Fiona Ma: California's 34th State Treasurer
• - Yao Ming: Hall of Fame basketball player
• - Roman Gabriel Jr.: Legendary NFL quarterback
• - Lee Soo-man: Influential producer

Additionally, national awards will be presented to outstanding individuals including A2O May for Best New Artist and Julia S. Gouw, recognized for her impact in entertainment.

Supporting Initiatives

All funds raised during the ceremony will go towards initiatives aimed at enhancing public recognition of Asian heritage, funding scholarships for women, and supporting diverse programming that extends beyond Los Angeles to cities like Honolulu, Silicon Valley, and New York next year.

As we approach this historic occasion, we invite everyone to participate in celebrating the influential contributions of these remarkable individuals who have paved the way for future generations. For more details and to catch the live ceremony, visit Asian Hall of Fame’s official website where media contacts and interviews are also available.

Join us in honoring those who reflect the rich tapestry of Asian culture and heritage on this memorable night that promises to inspire and engage audiences across the globe.