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🎉 HONDA-YA

Charity Event 2025 🎉

📅 Date & Time:

9/7(Sun) 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM

📍 Location: HONDA-YA Tustin

Enjoy a day filled with:

🍣 Authentic Japanese food stalls

🎯 Fun game corners for kids

🥁 Traditional Taiko drumming

✍️ Calligraphy workshops

✨ Stage performances and much more!

🎤 MCs: Kenji Tamura & Yurisa

Bring your family and friends to experience the festive spirit of a Japanese summer festival 🏮

🌟 3rd HONDA-YA Talent Show 🌟

👥 Participants: 12 (Tournament style)

🏆 Finalists: 3

Round 1: Loud Voice Contest

Draw a yakitori skewer by lottery, take a bite, and shout the product name as loud as you can.

Audience votes decide the winners.

Round 2: Rhythm Challenge – Whitney Houston Championship

Match the timing of the famous “And I…” from I Will Always Love You.

The most accurate timing wins!

Final Round: Kusudama Challenge

Three finalists pull the strings. The one who gets the lucky string is the champion.

🎁 Grand Prize: $500 HONDA-YA Dining Voucher 🎁

📩 Apply for the Talent Show here:

👉 APPLY NOW!!

We look forward to welcoming you!

 

Hondaya | Illustrated event map for the “Honda-ya Charity Event 2025” at Honda-ya Tustin, showing various booths, attractions, and areas. The entrance is on the right, leading to sections for food, games, and entertainment. Booths include ramen, pizza, shaved ice, taiyaki, crepes, dango, takoyaki, hand rolls, yakitori, and karaage stands. The Beer & Sake booth is near the center, next to the Kids Play Area featuring an inflatable obstacle course. The stage and radio booth are located on the left side for live performances. The Game & Merchandise Area hosts activities like gacha, goldfish scooping, and tarot reading. Restrooms are at the top left corner. A legend lists 27 vendors such as Arch Youth Sports Foundation, Wagyu Street, Mochill Mochi Crepe, Tanoshii Project Inc, Japan Taste Marketing, Weekly Lalala, and more. Sponsor logos including JFC, Wisemetac, Newport, Sysco, and Round 1 are displayed along the bottom.

Charity Event Area Map2025

Hondaya | Poster titled “Stage Performance List” for the Honda-ya community event, showing the schedule of live performances throughout the day. The background features Japanese festival artwork with lanterns and people in yukata. Performances include: RICCA Children’s Learning Center preschool show at 11:45 AM, Arch Youth Sports Foundation Taiko drumming at 12:05 PM, Shishigumi USA lion dance at 12:20 PM, S☆DNA hip-hop and K-pop dance at 12:45 PM, Paper Airplane Contest at 1:35 PM, Irvine Cheer dance team at 2:00 PM, Ryukyukoku Matsuri Daiko Okinawan Eisa dance at 2:30 PM, Dance Space AI Vibration K-pop and hip-hop dance at 2:50 PM, singer Stephanie Yanez performing anime and original songs at 3:25 PM, Pepper Osaka live performance at 3:55 PM, Honda-ya Talent Show with $500 prize at 4:25 PM, Kawachi Ondo x Mikoshi traditional dance collaboration at 5:30 PM, Yoyoka Family Band live rock set at 6:15 PM, and The Grown Men Squad closing dance performance at 6:50 PM. The text notes that the schedule may change due to circumstances.

Performance List2025

Hondaya | Poster for a “Paper Airplane Contest” titled “Fly into the Future,” with the Japanese phrase “飛ばそう、未来へ” meaning “Let’s fly to the future.” The image shows a large paper airplane flying across a blue sky above green fields, and a group of smiling children outdoors throwing their paper airplanes. The event is hosted by the Arch Youth Sports Foundation at Booth No. 1. Schedule details include: build your plane by 1:00 PM, entries accepted between 1:00–1:15 PM, and flights on stage at 1:35 PM. The poster encourages participation with the text “Free to participate!” and mentions that times may change on the event day.

Paper Airplane Contest!

Hondaya | Illustrated event poster for “The Ultimate Honda-ya Talent Show,” featuring 12 contestants competing in head-to-head challenges. The poster shows colorful cartoon drawings of participants singing and playing games under a stage spotlight. Round 1, “Shout It Out,” has players shouting the name of a yakitori skewer as loud as they can; Round 2, “Rhythm Showdown: Whitney Houston Championship,” challenges contestants to match the final note of “I Will Always Love You.” The final round, “Lucky Draw: The Kusudama Smash,” lets the remaining contestants pull strings to open a hanging paper ball for victory. The grand prize is a $500 Honda-ya dining gift card. The event takes place Sunday, September 7th at 4:25 PM in the Honda-ya Tustin parking lot, 556 El Camino Real, Tustin, CA 92780. The poster includes a QR code to apply and notes only 12 spots available.

Talent Show2025 Apply Now!!

Hondaya | Colorful illustrated poster for a kids’ play area featuring a giant inflatable obstacle course at Honda-ya Tustin. The image shows smiling cartoon children playing and sliding on a large red and blue inflatable slide under lantern decorations. The text reads: “Giant Inflatable Obstacle Course! Kids Play Area. Ages 3–12. $10 for unlimited play! Play all day long! September 7th at Honda-ya Tustin.” The Honda-ya logo appears in the corner, and the poster encourages families to bring their children for all-day fun.

OBSTACLE COURSE!!

Hondaya | Colorful illustrated poster promoting two festival games: “Pickleball Target Game” and “Gacha Gacha Game.” The top section shows a cartoon man hitting a pickleball paddle toward a colorful target, with text reading “3 Balls $5.00” and “Aim! Smash! Score!” The bottom section features a red and blue capsule toy machine with small balls and prices listed: “Regular Gacha – 1 Spin $5.00” and “Big Gacha – 1 Spin $10.00.” The design includes bright colors, stars, and the Honda-ya restaurant logo in the corner, evoking a fun Japanese festival atmosphere.

HONDA-YA Game Booth