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Auction Program Japanese American Cultural & Community Center Auction Program Saturday, June 8, 2019 Hyatt Regency Long Beach Silent Auction Rules 1. The Silent Auction will begin promptly at 5:00 on June 8, 2019 and will close at approximately 6:20 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Each closing bid will be certified by an Auction Official and constitutes the winning bid. Serious bidders should stand next to auction bid sheet until Auction Official picks up bid sheet. Not all bid sheets are picked up at the EXACT closing time. 2. All items and services have been donated to Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) and are sold by JACCC and not the donor. Purchasers may not ask for refunds or exchanges from the donor. Auction coordinators are not responsible for lost merchandise or certificates. Lost merchandise or certificates will not be replaced. 3. All purchases are final. NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS. 4. All Silent Auction items and services must be used within the time limits specifically stated in the catalog and are subject to the terms and conditions stipulated by the donors. Please note that all accommodations are subject to availability. Exact dates and detailed conditions of stays in hotels must be arranged in advance by the purchaser with the donor, keeping in mind that all black-out periods stated in the catalog and on certificates will apply. All noted restrictions and expiration dates apply. Expiration dates cannot be extended. 5. JACCC assumes no responsibility should any of these establishments be unable to fulfill your certificate. 6. In the event of a contested item, the last two individuals appearing on the bid sheet will participate in a sealed “bid off.” This will be in written form. The decision of the Auction Official in this procedure will be final. 7. All gifts in the Silent Auction have bid sheets affixed nearby. Persons bidding must include their name, bid number, table number, phone number and bid amount on the sheet. Incorrect bid raises will be changed by the Auction Officials. 8. Winners will be notified at their tables during the evening. Items purchased must be removed the evening of the event. Payments must be made at the time and may be made by cash, check (made payable to JACCC), Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. 9. Please note minimum bids and increases in bid amounts for each item. Bids will be honored only if incremental bidding is in accordance with the minimum increases. Bids below opening minimum bids will be changed to the proper increase. 10. The Auction Coordinators have endeavored to catalog and describe the Auction items correctly, but all items are sold “as is” and the Auction Coordinators neither warrant nor represent and in no way are responsible for the correctness of description, or genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition to represent cash value and, once given to the purchaser will not be replaced (if lost or otherwise). No statement contained in the Catalog or made orally at the Auction or elsewhere shall be deemed to such a warranty representation or assumption of liability. 11. Certificates are the same as cash and cannot be replaced by the Auction if lost or stolen. These trips are only suggested, should you wish to extend you stays you must coordinate with the donor directly, at your expense. AUCTION COORDINATORS DO NOT MAKE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS. 12. Neither JACCC nor Knock Out Productions shall be liable to winners for any failure, delay, cancellation, interruption or changes to any provision of services, events or travel packages purchased which is occasioned by causes beyond our control including, but not restricted to fires, earthquakes, floods or other inclement weather, war, civil commotion or disturbances, strikes, lockouts, labor disputes, accidents, epidemic, interruptions in or delays of transportation services, electrical or power failures or outages, failures or delays in obtaining delivery from donors or manufacturers, suspension or non- renewal of the venue’s license for any reasons whatsoever, or any act ruling, regulation or law of any government bureau or agency or public authority. Delays so caused shall not release winners from their obligations to accept and pay for the items purchased. 13. Items/certificates purchased at this auction cannot be sold on any internet auction or at any other event. Certificates will be considered void if these items are sold on any internet site. Bidders will have the opportunity to write their bid number and the pre-assigned bid amount in the BUY it NOW box on the bid sheet. If you BUY it NOW, you will be the instant winner! If no one BUYS it NOW, this is a regular auction item. 5 Japan Airlines Two round trip Business Class tickets aboard Japan Airlines from Los Angeles to Japan and/or one destination in Asia. Travel Terms & Conditions: - Round trip flight from Los Angeles to Japan and /or Asia. - Valid on Japan Airlines operated flights only. - One stopover is permitted in Tokyo or Osaka. - Traveler must pay for all applicable taxes and surcharges (approximately $270* as of June 1, 2019). - Traveler is responsible for obtaining all proper travel documents. - Frequent flyer mileage accumulation is allowed. - Advanced seat assignments allowed. - Travel must be completed within 1 year from date of event. - Maximum stay is one month from departure date. - The routing of the itinerary cannot be changed after the journey begins. - Date change within the maximum stay of one month is free of charge, provided the change is made before the reserved flight departs. - Reservation and original certificate must be submitted at least two weeks before departure. - Ticket is non-refundable. *Airfare/taxes/fuel surcharge calculated for Osaka and subject to change. Taxes will be higher for other Asia destinations. Travel must be completed by June 8, 2020. Donated by Japan Airlines Estimated Value: $24,000 Buy it Now $20,000 6 Honolulu Adventure The Kahala Hotel & Resort, Eating House 1849 Kapolei, Honolulu and USS Missouri Memorial Enjoy a romantic two-night stay in a ocean view lanai room for two at the Kahala Hotel & Resort. Subject to availability and blackout dates. Not valid 7/15-8/15, 12/15-1/15, during holiday periods and with any other promotions or discounts. Subject to blackout dates. Expires June 8, 2020. Package includes: -A $100 gift certificate valid for food at Eating House 1849 Kapolei, a Roy Yamaguchi Restaurant located in Honolulu. Reservations are required and subject to availability. Valid for food only. Does not include alcohol, beverages, tax or gratuity. Not valid for take-out orders or during special events. Valid only at Eating House Kapolei location. Expires June 8, 2020. -Two passes for a guided tour on the USS Missouri Battleship. The USS Missouri was launched on January 29, 1944, and is the last U.S. battleship ever built. After joining the battle for Okinawa, she became the site of the Japanese surrender on September 2, 1945. Expires June 30, 2020. Donated by The Kahala Hotel & Resort, Eating House 1849 Kapolei, Honolulu and USS Missouri Memorial Association Estimated Value: $2,600 Buy it Now $2,800 7 SPECIAL GROUP TOUR OF DODGER STADIUM WITH DODGER HISTORIAN, MARK LANGILL You and up to five (5) guests will be treated to a behind-the-scenes tour of Dodger Stadium with Dodger Historian, Mark Langill. This special tour includes: - A walk through the Vin Scully Press Box - A visit to the exclusive Lexus Dugout Club, featuring the team’s World Series trophies, Most Valuable Player, Cy Young and Rookie of the Year Awards - A look inside the memorabilia display behind the press box - Visits to the Dodger dugout and field - Historical anecdotes about Dodger Stadium and Dodger history, and more! This tour must be arranged on a non-game day at a mutually agreeable time. Expires September 30, 2019. Donated by Mark Langill and The Los Angeles Dodgers Estimated Value: Chance of a Lifetime Buy it Now $2,000 8 "Lady Mieko of Spring" Print by Hisashi Otsuka Mixed Media, 38"x26" Includes certificate of authenticity. Like the samurai in many of his paintings on fabric, Hisashi Otsuka is an artist of remarkable dedication. Schooled in Zen and the martial arts, he has lived and worked by the warrior’s code of discipline and duty. Rooted in Japanese tradition yet adventurous in nature, he is known throughout the world for his boldness of color and style that mark him as truly unique. Otsuka’s work today is a powerful balance of ancient Eastern techniques and modern Western ideas. Like a concert musician with perfect pitch, he has perfect color memory and sense. His time-honored poets and warriors, kabuki figures, ukiyo-e women, and elegant calligraphy are steeped in the classical past. Yet in color and composition, his work achieves a vigorous, contemporary context. Monumental in scope and meticulous in detail, it offers a total aesthetic of heroic and subtle impact at once. Otsuka came to the West – to Hawaii – in 1979. Until that time his painting had been historical in subject and theme. But now it has emerged from the past in ways that are very exciting. In his brilliant neo-deco style – a dramatic new movement in the world of art – Otsuka’s compositions have evolved to a decorative elegance. Otsuka’s art has achieved an important transition: a cross-cultural excellence that not only appeals to East and West artistically, but also brings them together in understanding. This, after all, is Otsuka’s personal mission, and he pursues it with splendid dedication. In New York, London, Paris, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Hawaii, Otsuka’s one-man shows have earned the highest praise.
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