Start bidding and help support the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California's Spring Online Fundraising Auction.

As part of the fundraising efforts for this year, the JCCCNC will be hosting this online auction that will end on Sunday, May 2 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Bid often and bid high, as these items will all close online. There will be no carry over for this Spring Auction.

Auction items range from beautiful ceramic wares, restaurant gift certificates, great travel getaways and Japanese decorative items to very unique experiences like a special Ozumo Sake Tasting for 25 - You and 24 guests will be welcomed to experience a truly once-in-a-lifetime sake tasting experience at the elegant Ozumo Restaurant in either San Francisco or Oakland.  Boasting the largest sake selection in the Bay Area, you will be able to sample different types of premiere sake while a sake sommelier will explain the essentials (region, water and type of rice), all while indulging on delicious hors d’oeuvres prepared by seasoned Ozumo chefs.

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You can also help by telling your friends and family - the more bids we receive the more successful our fundraiser will be. Click on the "Refer a Friend" button to give others the chance to get involved and have your name appear in our "Top Referrers" list.

Refer the most people and win Two (2) See's Gift Certificates, valued at $32.30.  We will choose the top referrer at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 27th.

We appreciate your support!

Proceeds from this auction go to the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California (JCCCNC) in its effort to provide cultural and educational programs for children and youth, like our Kodomo no Hi (Children's Day) Festival and School Visits, Nikkei Youth Cultural Heritage Program and our Annual Halloween Carnival.  It also helps support creative programming like the recent event Jero in Concert and the California Nisei College Diploma Project, which is helping to recognize Nisei who were forced to leave their post-secondary education because of Executive Order 9066.

Please be advised that some opening bids may be higher than expected, as some items had previous bids from our Cherry Blossom Festival Preview Auction.