Tokyo Camii

Natasha M. 3 weeks ago

It was my very first time visiting a mosque and I was mesmerised by its beauty, the architecture and every little intricate detail. It’s a big place with a lot to see and learn. There’s also a shop with lots of great products. Could finally find some really good cheese, soup, bourek and enjoy kadaif at an affordable price. There’s also a cafe, but you’ve got to exit the Mosque first, which we failed to realise on time, so I’m looking forward to my next visit.

Bakhtiyor Uralov 3 months ago

Tranquil mosque with many people. I like people who are kind and polite. The mosque is in the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo, one of the most crowded area. There are many restaurants and chaykhanas which offer only HALAL FOODS. The price of food is also cheaper than other territories.

Chef Faizan Rehmat 4 months ago

Best place for Muslim people to pray in Tokyo. Peaceful and clean. Imam is friendly to help and Guide to understanding Islam.

Rida Nisar 4 months ago

I am in awe and in love with this place. It’s my first time visiting and oh my it’s so beautiful. It’s serves as a mosque as well as a community centre, there’s a supermarket where you can get all kinds of halal foods, I wanted to get everything since there’s nothing like this in Hong Kong where I’m from. The cakes were so delicious. The prayer hall was spectacular, my heart was feeling overwhelmed looking at the beautiful architecture and feeling at peace in the prayer hall. When I thought it couldn’t get more beautiful, I found out there’s a spiral staircase that leads to the ladies area in the 2nd floor. Wow. You can overlook the first floor on top and it’s just absolutely stunning. The calligraphy and murals were amazing too. I could stay and just stare at them all day. I saw quite a lot of Japanese visiting the mosque as there’s books and information in Japanese, it’s lovely. Must visit!

Nur Zunaidah Abdul Khanan 5 months ago

One stop centre for Muslims where prayer space is provided, combined with other facilities - library, rest area, dining space & a well stocked shop for halal food s. They even provide religious classes. On Friday, khutbah is delivered in Arabic, Turkish, Japanese & English. The only problem was wudhu area for ladies is at the ground floor, but prayer space on top floor