Asian Hall of Fame Announces Iconic Induction Ceremony for 2025 Honorees in Los Angeles

Asian Hall of Fame’s Upcoming Induction Ceremony for 2025

The Asian Hall of Fame is set to hold its prestigious inductions on November 1, 2025, at the iconic Biltmore Los Angeles. This event will recognize 12 distinguished individuals for their contributions to culture and society. Among the notable attendees are members from various fields including entertainment, sports, and academia.

The ceremony will kick off with a VIP preshow at 3 PM PST, featuring an exciting casino and night market, which promises an engaging atmosphere for all attendees. Following the preshow activities, live music headed by Danny Seraphine, a founding drummer of the legendary band Chicago, will take center stage, enthralling guests with an electrifying performance after the awards ceremony.

Notable figures hosting the event include Frank Buckley from CJ Group, Miky Lee, and other industry leaders who aim to shine a light on the achievements of the honorees. The ceremony will recognize their excellence in various sectors, including the first Korean astronaut Dr. Soyeon Yi, former U.S. Ambassador Michelle Kwan, and remarkable cultural icons like YOSHIKI, who himself is an inductee this year.

In addition to honoring the inductees, the ceremony will act as a fundraiser for the Asian Hall of Fame’s initiatives aimed at elevating public appreciation of Asian heritage and supporting educational scholarships for women. With partnerships established with Millennium Hotels & Resorts and media outlet KTLA, the event envisions expanding its impact to cities such as Honolulu, Silicon Valley, and New York in 2026.

The Class of 2025 will also include notable names such as the founding family of H Mart and accomplished professionals like Rika and Manu Shah, and Raj Shah from MSIRoman, whose aid has contributed to immense progress across multiple spheres.

Additionally, the evening will feature performances from artists like Hiro Yamamoto and a host of talented young performers like Malea Emma Tjandrawidjaja and A2O May, emphasizing the focus on cultural artistry within the Asian community.

For the media, approved assets will be available through Asian Hall of Fame's pressroom. Media credentials are currently open, ensuring extensive coverage of this celebrated event. The dress code requires black tie or traditional attire, reinforcing the formality of this annual gathering.

Event organizers are also providing options for valet parking and self-parking for attendees to ensure smooth access. The evening culminates with a live stream of the official ceremony, allowing viewers from around the world to join the celebration, with streaming links available via YouTube.

The Asian Hall of Fame has been a significant platform since its inception in 2004, championing the recognition and celebration of Asian and Indigenous heritage. Through initiatives like this, they continue to advocate for equity and representation in various industries.

For more information about this event and to witness the celebrations live, follow the official stream on November 1, 2025, at this link. Join us in honoring remarkable achievements and fostering a deeper understanding of Asian heritage through the Asian Hall of Fame.