The advent of Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs) has demonstrated significant capabilities in multimodal understanding. However, their application to complex, multi-page documents, particularly in non-English languages like Japanese, remains a significant challenge due to the scarcity of suitable benchmarks. To address this gap, we organized the ''Large Vision---Language Model Learning and Applications (LAVA) Grand Challenge'' at ACM MultiMedia 2025. We present an overview of the competition. We designed a novel, challenging task: a 10-way multiple-choice Visual Question Answering (VQA) task on multi-page Japanese PDF documents. The task demands that models integrate information across multiple pages, text, and figures. We detail the dataset construction, including an annotation and filtering process designed to ensure questions are visually grounded and non-trivial. We also present the competition results, including an analysis of the leaderboard, and discuss the baseline performance of representative models. The LAVA Grand Challenge highlighted both the current capabilities and limitations of LVLMs in practical document understanding scenarios, thereby stimulating future research and providing a robust benchmark in this important domain.