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Ordering from Japan · Delivered in Los Angeles
Send flowers to Los Angeles from Japan
Ordering from Japan for someone in Los Angeles works exactly as it does for a neighbour down the street. The bouquet is designed in a Los Angeles studio on the morning it goes out, then driven to the recipient — same-day when your order lands before 11 a.m. Pacific. The bill is in US dollars; nothing is collected from the recipient, and no customs or import charge exists because nothing is imported.
Placing the order
Ordering from Japan for a Los Angeles recipient
Japanese addresses run from the 〒 postal code down to the street, and the billing form takes them in that order. Tokyo is sixteen hours ahead of Los Angeles — 11 a.m. Pacific is 3 a.m. the next day — so Japanese orders are placed at night for the same Los Angeles day. Yen convert on the card; kanji and kana have not been verified on the card printer, so rōmaji is the safe choice.
A card registered in Japan is all it takes. The form separates the two ends of the gift: the purchaser's postal code, prefecture, city and street address on one side, the recipient's Los Angeles details on the other — and it is the second that governs when the flowers arrive and what the delivery costs.
- 01Billing
Your own details, postal code (〒) and all, matching the statement.
- 02Recipient
Full Los Angeles-area address with ZIP, plus a phone the courier can reach.
- 03The last two fields
The day the flowers should arrive (Los Angeles time) and the greeting — neither can be skipped.
Start here
Look up their ZIP first
The five-digit ZIP of the person receiving the flowers decides everything: put it here and the dates that can be booked appear. Delivery pricing is settled when the order is placed.
Order by 11 a.m. Pacific for todayEvery day of the week; public holidays excepted
Money matters
One currency, one charge, no surprise at the door
Prices shownUSD
You are chargedUSD
Your card converts toJPY
Recipient paysNothing
The storefront quotes US dollars and bills US dollars; the sales tax California applies and the delivery fee for that particular address are both displayed ahead of payment. The Japanese yen figure on your statement is set by your card provider's exchange rate, possibly with a foreign-transaction charge; the storefront never shows a JPY price. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and JCB, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, are the payment marks shown at checkout; all accept Japanese billing addresses.
When it can arrive
Same-day means Los Angeles's clock, not yours
Same-day cutoff, Los Angeles11:00 a.m. PT
That moment in Japan3:00 am GMT+9
Support, Eastern Time8 a.m.–8 p.m.
Support in Japan9:00 pm–9:00 am GMT+9 (crosses midnight)
Same-day delivery needs the order in by 11:00 a.m. Pacific on the delivery day — 3:00 am GMT+9 in Japan, and the recipient's ZIP has to offer that day. Computed for 2026-09-12, daylight-saving aware on both sides; the line below uses today's date and your device's clock. After the cutoff the checker offers the next available Los Angeles date — choose the recipient's date, not your own.
Order by 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time for same-day delivery in Los Angeles.
Your written note
A note in Latin letters from Japan
Checkout will not proceed without a card message, and the message is printed word for word. Applicable languages: Japanese.
Why Latin script
Japanese (kanji, hiragana, katakana) is untested on our card printer, so a message typed in Latin letters — transliterated if you like — is the one we can guarantee.
The address fields likewise
Only the Latin alphabet has been run through the name and address boxes. Keep the message on the card and the address plain for the driver.
What Japanese senders choose
Flowers Japanese senders send to Los Angeles most
Japanese senders choose arrangements over loose bunches — a luminous mixed arrangement, a boxed white rose bouquet, an alabaster lily arrangement — with a daisy mix and blushing roses alongside. Ranked from Japanese orders; the sample is too small for a median. Japan's five: a luminous mixed flower arrangement, a pink-and-purple daisy bouquet, blushing-notes roses, an enduring white rose bouquet in its box and an alabaster mixed lily arrangement — whites and pastels, arranged rather than tied.
Once it is booked
Where it is, who to ask, and the bottle rule
Where is my order?
Order tracking needs the purchasing email and the recipient's ZIP; freshly placed orders register after a few minutes.
Talking to the team
Have the order number handy and get in touch; the desk is staffed 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Eastern, which is Japan: 9:00 pm–9:00 am GMT+9 (crosses midnight).
Bottles and the law
Anything containing champagne, wine or spirits is handed to a grown adult who is present, as California and federal rules require; ID can be requested at the door. Recipients must be 21+ (the legal drinking age in California); the driver checks photo ID at the door.
A particular city?
Sending to a particular city in the area?
Every destination below has a page of its own with its delivery hours and the gifts its residents receive most.
- Beverly HillsFlower delivery to Beverly Hills
- Santa MonicaFlower delivery to Santa Monica
- West HollywoodFlower delivery to West Hollywood
- GlendaleFlower delivery to Glendale
- PasadenaFlower delivery to Pasadena
- BurbankFlower delivery to Burbank
- Redondo BeachFlower delivery to Redondo Beach
- Culver CityFlower delivery to Culver City
- TorranceFlower delivery to Torrance
- Los AngelesFlower delivery to Los Angeles
Common questions
Japan to Los Angeles
Anything unclear about the order or the address — the floral team will sort it out.
Message Los Angeles Blooms ↗Can I pay with a Japanese credit card?
Yes. Every card mark listed under the payment section accepts a Japanese billing address. You are charged in US dollars; your card issuer converts the amount to Japanese yen at its own rate and may add its own fee.
Where does my postal code (〒) go, and where does the ZIP go?
Your postal code (〒) belongs to the billing address; the recipient's five-digit ZIP belongs to the delivery address — and it is the ZIP the checker on this page wants.
Will the card print properly in Japanese?
Yes, in Latin letters — write or transliterate it and it prints exactly as typed. Japanese (kanji, hiragana, katakana) has not yet been verified through our card print path.
Will you deliver to a workplace, hotel room or hospital bed?
We will, as long as the building takes deliveries that day. Name the company, hotel or hospital, give the suite, room or ward, and leave a telephone number; wards do not all accept flowers, so ask the hospital before ordering.
Will my recipient in Los Angeles pay anything?
No. The flowers are prepared and delivered within Los Angeles, so there is no customs charge, duty, import fee or payment on arrival. The delivery charge is shown to you before you pay.
How early must I order for delivery the same day?
By 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time on the delivery date. The table above shows what hour that is in Japan; the live line recomputes it for today on whatever device you are using.
Ready when you are.
Pick the arrangement and lock in the day it should arrive.