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Muslim Itinerary in Japan

Muslim Itinerary in Japan

[2025] Muslim Tips: Best Spots for Autumn Foliage in Kyoto (+Halal Info)

Muslim Tourist Information Center Staff
2 weeks Ago

A 2025 Autumn Foliage Guide for Muslims in Kyoto, featuring easily accessible prayer spaces and Halal food near the best viewing spots.     Tokyo Fall Foliage Guide is available here     Good News for Muslim Kyoto Travelers! 2025 has brought significant improvements to the comfort and convenience of Muslim travelers visiting Arashiyama, one of Kyoto's most beautiful destinations. A free prayer room has opened, next to Wagyu Volcano OAGARI Arashiyama, a restaurant that offers Halal-certified wagyu beef. 2025 Japan Autumn Foliage Forecast Map and Trends Japanese autumn foliage starts to change color from north to south, and from higher to lower altitudes. Enjoy Kyoto's vibrant season, which typically peaks from mid-November to early December! Tokyo Fall Foliage Guide is available here.     Forecast Map|Foliage Spots|Muslim Tips|Halal Portable Meals Kyoto Autumn Foliage Spots & Nearby Halal Facilities Arashiyama (嵐山) Yusaitei (祐斎亭) Hozukyo Gorge (保津峡) Tofukuji Temple (東福寺) Ruriko-in Temple (瑠璃光院) Eikan-do Temple (永観堂) Arashiyama (嵐山, Ukyo-ku・Nishikyo-ku) A dynamic and spectacular view representative of Kyoto, created by Togetsukyo Bridge and the surrounding mountains. Best Time: Late November to Early December Fee: Free Official Website / Google Maps Nearby Prayer Spot/Halal Food: Arashiyama muslim prayer room & Wagyu Volcano OAGARI Arashiyama 6 min walk Yusaitei (祐斎亭, Ukyo-ku) This hidden gem near Arashiyama offers stunning "Water Mirror Foliage," where autumn leaves are reflected on the floor and in the unique dyed water basins. Best Time: Mid-November to Early December Fee: ¥2,000 - ¥3,000 (Reservation Required) Official Website / Google Maps Nearby Prayer Spot/Halal Food: Arashiyama muslim prayer room & Wagyu Volcano OAGARI Arashiyama 15 min walk Hozukyo Gorge (保津峡, Kameoka City・Nishikyo-ku) Enjoy the magnificent autumn foliage pressing against both sides of the gorge while relaxing on a boat ride. Best Time: Mid-November to Early December Fee: Hozugawa River Boat Ride: Adult ¥6,000 (Online booking available) Official Website / Google Maps Nearby Prayer Spot/Halal Food: Arashiyama muslim prayer room & Wagyu Volcano OAGARI Arashiyama 10 min walk from the boat landing Tofukuji Temple (東福寺, Higashiyama-ku) A Zen temple masterpiece, where the grounds turn brilliant red, viewed from Tsutenkyo Bridge. Best Time: Mid-November to Early December Admission: Tsutenkyo Bridge ¥600 (¥1,000 from Nov 8 - Dec 27), Hojo Garden ¥500 Official Website / Google Maps Nearby Halal Food: Honke Tankuma Honten 22 min by train + walk Nearby Prayer Spot: Kyoto Tower (Prayer space, 16 min by train + walk, in front of Kyoto Station) Ruriko-in Temple (瑠璃光院, Sakyo-ku) A uniquely Japanese "mirror foliage" with a fantastic reflection on the floor. Best Time: Mid-November to Early December Fee: ¥2,000 (Oct 1, 2025 - Dec 14, 2025) *Reservations required Nov 8 - Dec 7 (Reception closed) Official Website / Google Maps Nearby Prayer Spot/Halal Food: Kyoto Station Restaurant Ramen & Japanese BBQ Yakiniku (Halal Vegan) Zen with Prayer Space 50 min by train + walk from the spot (5 min walk from Kyoto Station) Eikan-do Temple (永観堂, Sakyo-ku) Famous for its illumination, featuring a beautiful pond-centered strolling garden. Best Time: Mid- to Late November Night Viewing of Autumn Foliage Illumination: 11/15-12/10 17:30-20:30 (Reception) / 21:00 Gate closed Admission: Daytime Adult ¥600 (Separate fee applies for the Temple Treasure Exhibition). Night Illumination is ¥700. Official Website / Google Maps Nearby Prayer Halal Food: Halal Wagyu Ramen&Yakiniku GYUMON Kyoto Gion 25 min by train + walk, Honolu Premier Kyoto Nishiki 30 min by train + walk     Forecast Map|Foliage Spots|Muslim Tips|Halal Portable Meals Muslim Traveler TIPS: For a Safe and Comfortable Foliage Viewing Experience To help you enjoy the beautiful scenery with peace of mind, here are some Muslim tips that you should prepare for in advance. 1. Confirm Prayer Locations and Halal Restaurants in Advance Before heading out, be sure to confirm the locations and operating hours of nearby mosques, prayer facilities, and Halal dining spots around your chosen autumn foliage destination. This article includes prayer facilities with good access from each autumn leaf spot. If you require temporary prayer during transit, look for a clean and secluded area, or ask staff about using the first-aid room (kyuugoshitsu) or multi-purpose room at the station or facility. 2. Bring Convenient Halal Portable Meals if Restaurants are Hard to Find Finding Halal-certified restaurants immediately might be difficult in tourist areas. It is reassuring to prepare portable meals, such as Halal-certified snacks or retort foods, so you can easily eat while traveling or taking a break. 3. Top 3 Recommended Halal Portable Meals and Online Shop Here are some recommended portable meals that are Halal-certified or Halal-verified, which you can easily prepare before your trip. Instant Onigiri (Halal-Certified): Traditional Japanese flavor. Just add water or hot water to complete, and it's lightweight! Sweet Potato Chocolate Cake (Halal-Certified):...

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Anime Park in Japan?! + Muslim-Friendly Guide

Muslim Tourist Information Center Staff
3 months Ago

If you're an anime or game fan visiting Japan, there's a hidden gem you must check out — Nijigen no Mori, a massive outdoor anime park located on Awaji Island, about 1.5 hours from Osaka (click here for access guide) by bus, ferry, or train. This place brings your favorite series to life with immersive attractions inspired by Naruto, Demon Slayer, Dragon Quest, Godzilla, Monster Hunter, and even Crayon Shin-chan! But if you're wondering: 🕌 "What about prayer space?"🍱 "Is there halal food available?" Don’t worry! We’ve got a Muslim-friendly guide just for you. Read on for a two-day travel plan that includes food, prayer, and sightseeing — all Muslim-friendly. 🗓️ Day 1 — Nijigen no Mori Adventure! 🍱 First Stop: Stock Up on Halal Food at JAPANeid Osaka Since Nijigen no Mori doesn’t offer halal meals, we recommend stopping first at Muslim souvenir shop JAPANeid Osaka to pick up Muslim-friendly food!Popular options include: Instant Halal Onigiri Just add water and enjoy at park / pack the day before! Can use both hot and room-temp water. With 4 flavors to choose for, it's easy to eat, and there's definitely something for everyone. Halal Chicken Ham Ready to eat out of the pack (taste extra yummy if pan-fried).  Instant Halal Fried Rice Just add water and enjoy at park / pack the day before! Can use both hot and room temp water. Spoon is included inside, making it really convenient to eat on the go. Bonus: Condiments You can also find various Halal cert condiments here to give more kick to your meal such as; Yuzu Chili Spice: Great with rice, meat, or even chips! Perfect for spicy food lovers Soy Sauce Powder: Sprinkle for easy flavor boost (no water needed, it’ll dissolve and absorb into the food immediately when sprinkled) 📍 JAPANeid Osaka (check Google Maps or follow us on Instagram for directions) JAPANeid Access Guide 👉 Eating outside food is generally allowed at Nijigen no Mori, but double-check with staff at the entrance. If not permitted, nearby benches and open spaces make for decent picnic options. 🎡 Spend the Day at Nijigen no Mori Here’s a quick intro to the attractions: Dragon Quest Island: Become the hero in a real-life RPG! Choose your job and go on a mission with your friends using maps and interactive tools.Godzilla Interception Operation: Enter a giant Godzilla’s mouth, glide beside it on a zip line, or try the shooting mission.Naruto & Boruto Ninja Village: Train like a ninja in 3D mazes and puzzle challenges.Monster Hunter Field: Explore, scout allies, and take down monsters just like in the game!Demon Slayer Experience: Follow the anime arc and collect clues for the final battle with Muzan.Crayon Shin-chan Adventure Park: Perfect for families and younger kids — zip lines, mazes, and Shin-chan chaos! 📍Location: Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture🕒 Open daily (hours may vary by attraction) 🕌 Is There a Prayer Space? No, there’s no official prayer space inside Nijigen no Mori. But don’t worry — the park is huge, with many quiet garden spots where you can pray respectfully. 🧕 What to do: Pray in a calm, less crowded area like near the open lawnsBring your own prayer mat and small bottle for wudhu 🏨Stay at Hotel Plaza Kobe Muslim-friendly hotel with Halal dinner & breakfast options After a fun-filled day exploring Nijigen no Mori, wind down at Hotel Plaza Kobe, a stylish hotel on Rokko Island — and the only hotel in Kobe offering Halal meal plans. This is a great choice for Muslim travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and peace of mind. 🍽️ Dinner｜Teppanyaki & French-Japanese Cuisine with Halal Options Hotel Plaza Kobe is home to two highly rated restaurants: Teppanyaki Shioji (top floor) – Enjoy premium Kobe beef and fresh seafood cooked live in front of you, with sweeping night views of the bay.Restaurant Smiley Neptune – Indulge in French cuisine with a Japanese twist, beautifully plated and served in a relaxed setting. ➡️ Both restaurants can prepare Muslim-friendly meals with advance reservations. Be sure to request Halal options when booking. 🗓️ Day 2 — Kobe Culture + Shopping 🍳 Breakfast｜Award-Winning Buffet with Halal Selections Start your morning with the hotel’s famous breakfast buffet, which ranked No. 1 in the “Best Hotel Breakfasts in Kobe”. You’ll find a wide variety of dishes — and upon request, they can prepare Muslim-friendly meals or assist with dietary needs. 🕌 Visit Kobe Muslim Mosque Explore Japan’s first and oldest mosque, established in 1935 — a resilient building that survived WWII bombings and earthquakes. A great place for prayer and reflection. 🌿 Choose Your Afternoon Adventure Option 1: Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden — ride a ropeway for stunning views and walk among seasonal herbs and flowers. 📍Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden Option 2: Kobe Harborland — a relaxed waterfront shopping area with a romantic night view and souvenir shopping. 📍Kobe Harborland (If time allows, you might squeeze in both!) 🛍️ Final Stop: Back to JAPANeid Return to JAPANeid Osaka to pick up halal snacks, souvenirs, or...

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Muslim Friendly 1-Day Osaka Itinerary for First-Time Visitors

Salam Groovy Japan Staff
4 weeks Ago

Planning your very first trip to Osaka? With just one day, you can enjoy a mix of history, scenic views, Halal food, and souvenir shopping. This itinerary (trip) is curated especially for Muslim travelers — with Halal food recommendations and Halal souvenir shopping.  For this itinerary, we're using the Osaka Amazing Pass. What is the Osaka Amazing Pass? The Osaka Amazing Pass is a great-value e-ticket that offers unlimited rides on trains and buses in Osaka City and nearby areas for 1 or 2 days.It also grants free admission to over 40 popular attractions, including Osaka Castle, Umeda Sky Building, and more. 💡 Why Choose the Osaka Amazing Pass? Let’s break it down — here’s how much you can save by using the 1-day pass: AttractionNormal PriceWith Pass (￥3500)🏯 Osaka Castle Tower¥600→ ¥0🚤 Aqua Liner Cruise¥2,000→ ¥0🌇 Umeda Sky Building (Floating Garden)¥2,000→ ¥0🗼 Tsutenkaku Tower¥900→ ¥0🗼 Tsutenkaku Slider¥1000→ ¥0Estimated transport cost¥700→ ¥0 Normally it’ll cost ￥7200, But with the Osaka Amazing Pass (3500), you’re basically saving ￥3700. 🕌 Perfect for Muslim Travelers This pass makes it easier to explore Osaka efficiently and affordably, so you have more time (and budget!) to enjoy Osaka. For more information on how to buy and use it, please visit the official website. 🕘 9:00 AM – Arrive at Osaka Castle Start your day at Osaka Castle, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. 🚇 How to visit: Take the Osaka Metro to Osaka Business Park Station (Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line) — the closest and most direct station. 🎟️ Tips: As soon as you arrive at Osaka Business Park Station, go to the Aqua Liner ticket booth and book your cruise for around 11:00 AM (slots are limited). Spend the next 2 hours exploring Osaka Castle for: The castle museumCafé/rest areaPhotogenic spots around the Osaka Castle Park Official Website (Osaka Castle Museum) / Google Map (Osaka Castle) / Google Map (Osaka Business Park Station) 🚤 11:00 AM – Ride the Aqua Liner (40 min) Cruise along the Okawa River on the Aqua Liner, a relaxing sightseeing boat with great views of Osaka’s skyline. This is the perfect mid-morning break before heading to the next big destination. 🎫 Free with Osaka Amazing Pass Official Website 🍽️ 12:00 PM – Halal Lunch in Umeda Next, head to Umeda, Osaka’s vibrant downtown. 🚇 From the cruise dock, take the metro or JR to Umeda/Osaka Station (approx. 20 min). 🍛 Recommended Halal restaurants: Halal Gyukatsu Shinjuku Tei – Halal beef cutletsMalaysia Boleh – Malaysian foodA Dining – Japanese-Western/Asian fusion foodSinasos – Authentic Turkish food Halal Restaurants in Osaka 🕌Prayer Time: Pray Dzuhur or Jama' Taqdim You can pray Dzuhur or Jama' Taqdim at one of these two places before heading to the next destination. Option 1: Halal Gyukatsu Shinjuku TeiIf you eat here for lunch, the restaurant has a prayer space with a wudu facility. OR Option 2: JR Osaka Station Prayer roomThe prayer room (+ wudu facility) is located at “South Gate Plaza” on the 1st floor of South Gate Building.CAUTION: You must go to “Osaka Station City 3F Information” (“OSC Information”) on the 3rd floor first before using the prayer room to get permission.→For more details on the Option 2 location 🌇 2:00 PM – Umeda Sky Building (≈2 hours) Head to the Umeda Sky Building, one of Osaka’s top attractions. Ride the see-through elevator and escalator to the Kuchu Teien Observatory for panoramic city views. ⏳ Allow extra time — it can get crowded and may involve queuing. 📸 Don't miss: Rooftop photo spotsThe Floating Garden ObservatoryUnique architecture! 🎫 Free with Osaka Amazing Pass Official Website / Google Map 🛍️ 4:30 PM – Visit JAPANeid Osaka (Shopping + Pray) Make your way to Halal Souvenir Shop: JAPANeid Osaka, a must-visit shop for Halal and Muslim-friendly souvenirs. 📍 Near Ebisucho/Namba area (approx. 20–25 min via metro from Umeda) 🛍️ Pick up: Halal-certified/Muslim-friendly Japanese snacksKIMONO hijabsTatami Prayer MatMuslim-friendly Skincare 🕌 Prayer space available with built-in wudhu facility!  This is a perfect time to rest your feet, pray Asr (or Jama' Ta'khir), and buy souvenirs before your final adventure. JAPANeid Access Guide 🗼 6:00 PM – Explore Tsutenkaku Tower & Shinsekai Wrap up your sightseeing in Shinsekai, Osaka’s retro entertainment district. This area is a fun, nostalgic glimpse into Osaka’s Showa-era charm. 🚇 Take the Osaka Metro to Ebisucho Station — it's just a short walk from JAPANeid. Things to do: Go up Tsutenkaku Tower’s observatoryTry the giant slide (included in your pass!)Walk through neon-lit Shinsekai streets 🎫 Tsutenkaku Tower + Slide = Free with Osaka Amazing Pass Official Website / Google Map 🍜 8:30 PM – Halal Dinner in Dotonbori End your night in the bright and bustling streets of Dotonbori. Take in the famous Glico sign, street...

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Muslim Tips on Finding Halal Food in Universal Studio Japan (Prayer Space Too)

Muslim Tourist Information Center Staff
3 months Ago

When you think of Osaka, Universal Studios Japan (a.k.a USJ) is one of the first places that comes to mind! While you can find many tips for this fun theme park, let's focus on what's missing and what's close to our hearts (and stomachs)―FOOD. Finding Muslim-friendly foods might be a challenge during your trip. While inside USJ may not have a designated Halal meal, but don't worry.Here are a few Muslim-friendly options you can consider to make your culinary journey as delightful as the rides themselves! Studio Star Restaurant: Curry Showtime! © Universal Studios Japan Our first stop is the Studio Star Restaurant, conveniently located near the entrance. There are special menus suitable for Muslims, but it's a bit like a secret menu! Just ask your friendly waiter for the Non-pork/Non-alcoholic menu. You can choose between Potato and Herb Curry or Curry with 9 Vegetables and Fruit (served with a drink of your choice and a small chocolate cake). *Disclaimer: the curries are vegetable curries and do not contain other meat* Oh! You can also get this menu at Discovery Restaurant (in Jurassic Park area). © Universal Studios Japan Sip on Some "Butterbeer" Magic Wait, don't jump to conclusion yet! Despite the name, this drink is non-alcoholic (a.k.a no alcoholic drink, a.k.a. alcohol-free). Bursting with sweet flavors, this Harry Potter original drink has a heart-warming vanilla taste, topped with airy whipped cream. It's a must-try for all Harry Potter fans (and non-fans too) to complete your magical experience. Want More Alternatives? Seafood or Plant-based Menu! © Universal Studios Japan Seafood or plant-based menu is like all Muslims' plan B when there are no Halal foods around. If you're up for some ocean or plant-based delights, keep an eye out for those options scattered around USJ. Various restaurants like the Three Broomsticks (Harry Potter world) serves seafood dishes and you could ask for a plant-based menu. *Please ask the staff to check if the meal contains any alcohol. Bonus Tip: Pray First Then Play © Universal Studios Japan As Muslims, keeping up with prayers is important. While USJ doesn't have a designated prayer spaces, here's a nifty hack. Family Service Room: Need a quiet spot for prayer? The Family Service Rooms offer a private space. It's not just for families; it's perfect for a peaceful moment amidst the park buzz.Where is it? This family service room is located just by the entrance at the Hollywood area. Or located in Universal Wonderland's area. Hollywood area's Family Service Room Universal Wonderland area's Family Service Room © Universal Studios Japan Now you can get ready for your USJ adventure without the headache of finding a Muslim-friendly option! Have fun exploring USJ! 🎢🍛🍡 Bonus Tip: Halal Food Near USJ!!! There are a few Muslim-friendly restaurants near USJ that serve halal options. When you visit these restaurants, make sure to ask for the Muslim menu, as they have a separate menu for Muslims. image is for reference only Red Lobster Universal Citywalk OsakaNENE Chicken Both restaurants are located outside of USJ itself, just about a 5-minute walk away. If you want to leave USJ for a bit to eat at these restaurants, make sure to ask the USJ staff first whether you can go out, then come back in.We have eaten at this Red Lobster restaurant before. It was satisfying, especially after playing hard all day. As for Nene Chicken, we called them directly and they said they have a separate menu for Muslims. Can I Buy Snacks from USJ as Souvenirs? Snacks from USJ may have very cute packaging, but it’s important to check the ingredients and ask the manufacturer to make sure they are safe. Keep in mind, that most snacks there may not be Muslim-friendly. After your fun at USJ, why not visit JAPANeid Osaka for Halal Japanese snacks? It’s just a short walk from the famous Dotonbori Glico sign.Alhamdulillah, all snacks at JAPANeid are carefully checked by Muslim staff, so you can enjoy them without worry! (see how they check the items).

Muslim Itinerary in Japan

Your Ultimate Anime Adventure in Osaka: A Muslim-Friendly Otaku Guide!

Muslim Tourist Information Center Staff
3 months Ago

Are you a fan of anime, cute characters, and all things Japanese pop culture? Then you're going to love this anime-themed route through Osaka! Whether you're into shopping for figures, sipping kawaii lattes, or hunting for exclusive character-themed snacks, this guide is your one-stop itinerary. Plus, it's Muslim-friendly so you can explore with peace of mind! Dive into Anime Shopping on Ota Road (Little Akihabara) Anime Shops at Nipponbashi's Ota Road Welcome to Nipponbashi's Ota Road, Osaka’s very own version of Akihabara! This street is lined with anime shops, figure collectors’ havens, cosplay items, and more. A dreamland for any otaku! Here are some of the most popular stores: 🧡 Animate Osaka Nipponbashi Probably the biggest anime shop in Nipponbashi! Covers the widest range of titles, from seasonal hits to classics. You can even find English manga here too!📍For anime fans of all kinds. 💛 Gee! Store Osaka Great mix of figures, anime T-shirts, and cosplay goods. Go upstairs for costumes and accessories!📍Perfect for cosplayers & collectors. 💚 Kotobukiya Nipponbashi Known for high-quality figures and model kits, especially from mecha and games. Also has cool original goods.📍Ideal for figure fans & gamers. 💙 Character Shop Guf Nipponbashi Mainly sells anime and game-themed apparel—shirts, hoodies, and more! You’ll find stylish items for popular series.📍For fans who love to wear their fandom. ❤️ Hero Gangu (Gunpla Shop) A hidden spot for Gundam models, Kamen Rider, Ultraman, and other hero toys. Old-school & rare finds too!📍Must-visit for Gunpla builders & tokusatsu fans. 🖤 Volks Osaka Showroom (Nipponbashi) A hobbyist’s dream! Specializes in garage kits, Gunpla, tools, and paint, plus Dollfie dolls and accessories. Great for anyone into custom builds or model crafting.📍For serious hobby builders & doll collectors. Halal Japanese Snacks Here Halal Restaurant at Otaroad Turkish Cafe Karakus Getting hungry while shopping? Stop by this Halal restaurant for a quick bite! Turkish Cafe Karakus (Turkish Cuisine) ✅ Osaka Halal Restaurant Guide Sip a Cute Character Graphic Latte ☕ Animate Cafe Nipponbashi Need a break from shopping? Recharge with a graphic latte, where anime characters or cute animals are printed right on the latte foam! It’s as photogenic as it is tasty.📍 Same location as Animate:  Animate Cafe Nipponbashi Note: Please check with the staff regarding any animal-derived or alcoholic ingredients. Grab Lunch in the Shinsaibashi Area 🍽 Just a short walk from Nipponbashi is Shinsaibashi, a great place for lunch. You’ll find everything from Japanese comfort food to halal-friendly restaurants and trendy cafes. Don’t forget to check for ingredients or ask staff if unsure! ✅ Osaka Halal Restaurant Guide Exclusive Anime-Themed Souvenirs @ JAPANeid Osaka 🎁 After lunch, make your way to Halal Souvenir Shop JAPANeid Osaka—a hidden gem just a few stops away! This store specializes in Muslim-friendly Japanese snacks and unique anime gifts you won’t find anywhere else. Even has prayer rooms with wudu facility and prayer accessories. 🛍️ Here are some character goodies only available at the Osaka shop (not sold online!): Pokémon Biscuits – Allergen-friendly, kid-safe, and certified halal. Comes in strawberry and coconut flavors!Hello Kit-Tea Gift Sets – Adorable Hello Kitty tea canisters with premium tea inside: Black Set: Sencha & GenmaichaRed Set: Ginger Honey, Sencha & Yuzu Perfect for gifting—or keeping as a souvenir for yourself! 📍 JAPANeid Osaka (check Google Maps or follow us on Instagram for directions) JAPANeid Access Guide Shopping at Pokémon Center & JUMP Shop Still in shopping mode? Don't miss these iconic anime stores located inside major department stores: ⚡ Pokémon Center Osaka – A must-visit for any Pokémon fan!📕 JUMP Shop – Featuring anime goods from JUMP like One Piece, Demon Slayer, My Hero Academia, and more! Halal Japanese Snacks Here End the Day with Dinner in Shinsaibashi 🍜 After your otaku adventure, enjoy a cozy dinner in Shinsaibashi. Options range from halal ramen and Japanese curry to international cuisine. A delicious way to wrap up your day! ✅ Osaka Halal Restaurant Guide ✨ Final Tips Always double-check food labels or ask staff for halal status.Plan your route via Osaka Metro: Nipponbashi, Namba, and Shinsaibashi stations are all conveniently connected.Follow @JAPANeid on Instagram for halal snack updates and seasonal anime collabs! Not Coming to Osaka? Get Halal Snacks Delivered to Your Hotel! Even if your itinerary doesn't bring you to Osaka, JAPANeid's online shop makes it easy! Get halal snacks, meals, and other products conveniently delivered directly to your hotel anywhere in Japan, or shipped internationally. View all guides here: Muslim Tourist Information Centre

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Masjid in Japan: Osaka, Kyoto & Kobe Edition

Muslim Tourist Information Center Staff
3 months Ago

If you’re planning a trip to the Kansai region of Japan and wondering where to pray, don’t worry — Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe all have welcoming mosques that serve both local Muslims and visitors. From Japan’s very first mosque to modern spaces with halal vending machines, here’s a guide to help you stay spiritually connected while exploring Western Japan. 🏙️ Kobe Kobe is a port city with a long history of international influence. It’s home to Japan’s first mosque and remains a quiet yet important center for Muslims. 🕌 Kobe Muslim Mosque Kobe Muslim Mosque It is the first and oldest mosque in Japan, built in 1935. With its beautiful glass windows and sturdy structure, this mosque is a symbol of resilience — it survived the devastating WWII air raids that flattened much of Kobe, as well as the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995. 📍Kobe Muslim Mosque 🕌 Hyogo Masjid ©Hyogo Masjid Jan Academy This mosque serves both as a place of worship and an Islamic school. It plays a key role in supporting the Muslim community in Kobe and often hosts educational and family-friendly events. 📍Hyogo Masjid 🏯 Kyoto Known for its temples and tradition, Kyoto is also home to a small but growing Muslim community. In recent years, more mosques have opened to accommodate both local Muslims and tourists. 🕌 Kyoto Central Masjid ©Kyoto Central Mosque Established in 2018, this is one of the newest mosques in the region. Operated by the Kyoto Muslim Community (KMC),  Kyoto Central Masjid offers daily prayers and is often a hub for Muslim travelers to pray when visiting Japan’s cultural capital. 📍Kyoto Central Masjid 🕌 Kyoto Islamic Cultural Center / Kyoto Grand Mosque ©Kyoto Islamic Cultural Center / Kyoto Grand Mosque Located in a multi-purpose building, the Kyoto Islamic Cultural Center— also known as Kyoto Grand Mosque —has a halal mart on the first floor and the prayer space on the B1 (basement) level. Though slightly hidden and modest in appearance, the mosque is surprisingly spacious and can accommodate a decent number of people. 📍Kyoto Islamic Cultural Center / Kyoto Grand Mosque 🕌 Masjid Al-Huda ©Masjid Al-Huda This masjid is a standout among urban mosques in Japan. Located in Kyoto’s Fushimi Ward, just five minutes from Rokujizo Station, its exterior features bold wall art and a stunning painted minaret with intricate Quranic calligraphy beneath its window frames on the inside. Originally an old, modest space, it has been beautifully renovated into what some consider one of the most visually striking urban mosques in Japan. The Friday sermons are conducted in English, and the mosque has a calm, relaxed atmosphere with two stories of cozy, carpeted prayer rooms. It’s a true blend of Japanese architecture and Islamic identity — including traditional steep staircases you’d normally find in a Japanese home. 📍Masjid Al-Huda 🕌 Islamic Research Center Japan ©Islamic Research Center Japan This center provides resources for Islamic studies, hosts prayer services, and supports the Muslim community through education and cultural outreach. 📍Islamic Research Center Japan 🏙️ Osaka Osaka is a bustling city known for its food, shopping, and nightlife— but it’s also one of the most Muslim-friendly cities in Japan, with several mosques, halal restaurants, and a halal souvenir shop scattered throughout the city. 🕌 Masjid Istiqlal Osaka ©Masjid Istiqlal Osaka Founded by the Indonesian community, it is a favorite among Southeast Asian Muslims. The mosque has its own halal mart and even a vending machine selling halal wagyu beef— making it both practical and unique. 📍Masjid Istiqlal Osaka 🕌 Osaka Masjid ©Osaka Masjid Established in the 2000s, it offers a wide range of services. There’s a madrassa, a small Islamic library, and regular educational programs. The mosque is also close to a number of halal restaurants, making it a convenient stop for travelers. 📍Osaka Masjid 🕌 Japan Da’wah Centre & Masjid Al Da’wah ©Japan Da'wah Center & Masjid Al Da'wah Technically not a full-fledged mosque, this dawah center functions primarily as an Islamic outreach and learning hub— a space for seminars, Islamic classes, and community gatherings. That said, it comes with a bonus: a large prayer room with traditional Japanese tatami flooring, offering a calm and culturally unique setting for prayers. It’s a beloved spot for community bonding and Islamic learning in Osaka. 📍Masjid Al Da'wah 🕌 Osaka Ibaraki Mosque ©Osaka Ibaraki Mosque Established in 2006 in a cozy Japanese house, this mosque gives off a warm, homey feeling. It was built through the efforts of the Islamic Culture Foundation Osaka (ICFO). The location in Ibaraki City was chosen for its proximity to major institutions like Osaka University and Ritsumeikan University, where many international Muslim students and researchers study. 📍Osaka Ibaraki Mosque 🕌 Izumi Masjid...

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Muslim Friendly 2-Day Osaka Itinerary for Family

Muslim Tourist Information Center Staff
3 months Ago

Planning a family trip to Osaka? This is a 2-day Osaka itinerary for Muslim families traveling with children, balancing kid-friendly attractions, halal food, and prayer tips — so you can enjoy a stress-free Osaka getaway together! For this itinerary, we're using the Osaka Amazing Pass. What is the Osaka Amazing Pass? The Osaka Amazing Pass is a great-value e-ticket that offers unlimited rides on trains and buses in Osaka City and nearby areas for 1 or 2 days.It also grants free admission to over 40 popular attractions, including Osaka Castle, Umeda Sky Building, and more. This pass makes it easier to explore Osaka efficiently and affordably, so you have more time (and budget!) to enjoy Osaka. For more information on how to buy and use it, please visit the official website. 🧱 Day 1: Family Fun by the Bay (Tempozan & Shinsaibashi Area) 🕚 11 AM – 2:30 PM｜LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka Perfect for families with kids aged 3–10, this indoor playground features colorful brick zones, fun rides, and even a 4D cinema! Kids can explore a miniature Osaka made from over 1.5 million LEGO bricks.  ⚠️ Important: Some dates do not allow entry to LEGOLAND using the Osaka Amazing Pass. Please check the official Amazing Pass website before your trip. 📍Located inside Tempozan Marketplace — easy access to food, shops, and other attractions. 📍Google Map 🍽️ 2:30 PM – 4 PM｜Lunch & Prayer at Tempozan Marketplace Recharge at Istanbul Table Halal Restaurant, just a short walk from LEGOLAND.From flavorful doner and shish kebabs to hearty chicken platters, this Halal restaurant is great for the whole family.  🕌 Prayer space (with wudhu facility inside) is just a 1-minute walk away, inside the Tempozan area. You'll need to ask the information center near the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan for a passcode to enter the prayer space. 📍Google Map ⛵ 4 PM – 5 PM｜Santa Maria Cruise Enjoy a relaxing 45-minute cruise aboard a grand replica of Columbus’s Santa Maria.Sailing around Osaka Bay, this scenic ride is perfect for families, with fresh air and gentle waves to enjoy together. 📍Google Map 🎡 5 PM – 5:20 PM｜Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel A must-see Osaka landmark and one of the world’s largest Ferris wheels! Enjoy a 15-minute ride with sweeping views of the famous Kansai Airport, Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, and Mount Rokko. Tip: ride during sunset, it's a really magical experience ♿ Wheelchair-friendly cabins available🎧 Audio guides in English and Japanese 📍Google Map 🍽️ 6 PM – 7 PM｜Dinner in Shinsaibashi Area Don't know what to eat? Head over to Shinsaibashi, where you’ll find a mix of Halal restaurants and a vibrant city atmosphere. Whether you want Halal ramen, Turkish food, or something quick and satisfying — there’s always something tasty nearby. See our restaurant guide for more details: ✅ Osaka Halal Restaurant Guide 🐠 Day 2: Underwater Wonders & City Exploring 🕙 10 AM – 12:30 PM｜Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan A spectacular journey through the Pacific Ocean!Kaiyukan is home to over 30,000 marine animals from 620 species, housed in multi-floor tanks that simulate habitats from the Arctic to the Great Barrier Reef. 🐋 Highlights: Whale sharksPenguinsRays & jellyfish tunnelsHuge central tank viewed from multiple levels Great for both kids and adults — a calm, immersive experience. 📍Google Map 🍽️ 1 PM – 2:30 PM｜Lunch & Prayer in Shinsaibashi Area Return to the Shinsaibashi area for lunch. Choose from a number of Halal restaurants.Some locations offer a prayer space — just kindly ask the staff. See our restaurant guide for more details: ✅ Halal Restaurant Guide 🛍️ 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM｜Visit JAPANeid Osaka (Shopping + Pray) Make your way to Halal Souvenir Shop: JAPANeid Osaka, a must-visit shop for Halal and Muslim-friendly souvenirs. 📍 Located in the Shinsaibashi area 🛍️ Pick up: Halal-certified/Muslim-friendly Japanese snacksKIMONO hijabsTatami Prayer MatMuslim-friendly Skincare 🕌 Prayer space available with built-in wudhu facility!  This is a perfect time to rest your feet and buy souvenirs before your final adventure. You can also pray here! JAPANeid Access Guide 🛍️🚤 4 PM – 6:30 PM｜Shopping & Cruising at Shinsaibashi-suji & Dotonbori Spend the afternoon walking through Shinsaibashi-suji, Osaka’s most famous shopping street! 🛍️ Here are some recommended shops you’ll love: 👟 Onitsuka Tiger – stylish Japanese sneakers🎌 JUMP Shop – anime goods from Naruto, One Piece, etc.👕 UNIQLO – Japan’s classic everyday fashion👚 GU – trendy and affordable casual wear👟 ABC-Mart – shoes galore for all ages 🎁 Don’t forget to check for tax-free deals! Tombori River Cruise (Dotonbori) After shopping, take a break with the Tombori River Cruise, which gently floats through Dotonbori’s famous neon-filled canal. It’s a short and fun 20-minute ride and great for taking iconic Glico sign photos! 📍Google Map 🍽️ 7 PM – 8:30 PM｜Dinner in Dotonbori End your day with a memorable dinner in Dotonbori. 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Planning a short yet fulfilling trip in Dotonbori, Osaka? Here’s a Muslim-friendly half-day itinerary featuring Halal food, shopping, and a relaxing café break, with ample time to Shop for Halal Souvenirs. 1. Halal Lunch in Dotonbori (12:00 PM – 1:00 PM) Start your day at Dotonbori with a delicious Halal-certified meal at one of these recommended restaurants: 🍜 Halal Wagyu & Vegan Ramen Gyumon DotonboriFamous for its wagyu ramen, with spicy levels from 1 to 10 (dare to try level 10?). Conveniently located right behind the Glico Running Man sign.📍 Google Maps 🍜 Halal Ramen Ayam Ya DotonboriServing chicken ramen, this restaurant is a hidden gem located on the 4th floor.📍 Google Maps 🍛 Matahari Padang Dotonbori HalalA taste of Indonesia in Osaka! Enjoy authentic Padang cuisine on the 5th floor.📍 Google Maps For more info of the restaurants, click the button below: OSaka Halal Restaurant Guide 2. Shopping & Cruising at Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Street (1:30 PM – 3:30 PM) Shopping at Shinsaibashisuji  After lunch, take a stroll through Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Street, one of Osaka’s most famous shopping areas! Here are some must-visit stores: 👟 Onitsuka Tiger – Trendy Japanese sneakers📍 Google Maps 🛍️ JUMP Shop – Official anime goods store for Shonen Jump fans📍 Google Maps 👕 Uniqlo & GU – Affordable and stylish Japanese fashion brands (located at the same building)📍 Google Maps 👞 ABC-Mart – Popular for affordable shoes and sneakers📍 Google Maps Cruising around Dotonbori While you’re around the area, take some time to hop on the Tonbori River Cruise for a relaxing 20-minute ride through the heart of Dotonbori. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the sights while unwinding! Business Hours11:00 AM - 9:00 PM, with departures every hour at 00 and 30 minutes. Price Adults: ¥1,500Students (junior high school students and above): ¥1,000Children (elementary school students and more than one preschool child per adult): ¥500Children (elementary school students and below): Free Additional Info Time-specified tickets are sold at the ticket booth that opens one hour before the first departure. Reservations by phone are not accepted.Free admission with the Osaka e-pass. AccessThe boarding reception is on the first floor of the Don Quijote Dotonbori store, located on the north bank of the Tonbori River Walk promenade.📍 Google Maps Take a snap of the famous Glico Running Man sign Don’t miss the chance to snap a picture with the Glico Running Man sign, one of Osaka’s most famous landmarks! It's a must-visit photo spot to capture your Osaka memories. 3. Coffee Break at a Vegan Café (4:00 PM – 5:00 PM) Relax with a coffee or dessert at a vegan café (Muslim-friendly but please check for alcohol-based ingredients like vanilla essence): ☕ Canelita Sweets – Specializes in pastries, coffee, and tea📍 Google Maps 🍵 Paprika Shokudo – Offers organic coffee, desserts, and tea📍 Google Maps Disclaimer: We call these vegan cafés “Muslim-friendly” as they don’t use animal ingredients. However, we highly recommend checking for alcohol or ethanol content (e.g., vanilla extract) directly with the café. ⚠️ We cannot guarantee no cross-contamination in the kitchen, and menus may change, so please confirm before ordering. 4. Grab Some Halal Souvenir from JAPANeid Osaka (5:30 PM – 6:45 PM) This is the best place in Osaka for Muslim-friendly and Halal-certified souvenirs, including: ✅ Halal-certified Japanese snacks✅ Muslim-friendly Japanese snacks ✅ KIMONO Hijab ✅ Muslim-friendly skincare Prayer Space with built-in Wudhu Facility Available At JAPANeid, we understand the importance of prayer while traveling. That’s why we provide a dedicated prayer space with a wudhu place inside our store. This means you can comfortably shop for your favorite Halal souvenirs and then perform your prayers without hassle. 📍 Google Maps Enjoy your Muslim-friendly Dotonbori adventure! 😊

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