Mosques

Amagasaki, a city in Hyogo Prefecture, is part of the greater Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto metropolitan area. While the city itself does not have a listed mosque in the current mapped records, Muslims living in or visiting Amagasaki have access to a network of prayer places within a 50 km radius. The closest listed mosque is Osaka Masjid, located 2.8 km away in the Owada area of Nishiyodogawa Ward, Osaka. This proximity makes it a convenient option for daily prayers and community gatherings.

Beyond Osaka Masjid, the mapped data shows a concentration of prayer places in Osaka city, including Masjid Istiqlal Osaka in Nishinari Ward, Japan Da’wah Centre & Masjid Al Da’wah in Sumiyoshi Ward, and several prayer rooms in commercial areas such as Namba City, Osaka Station, and Tempozan. These facilities serve Muslims across various districts of Osaka, from the central wards of Chuo and Kita to the southern areas. In Kobe, the Kobe Muslim Mosque and Hyogo Masjid Jan Academy are prominent listed mosques, both located in Chuo Ward, about 21 km from Amagasaki.

Other listed prayer places extend to Kyoto, Ibaraki, Izumi, Miki, Yawata, and Nara, reflecting the widespread presence of Muslim facilities across the Kansai region. For Amagasaki residents, the nearest options are in Osaka’s Nishiyodogawa and Minato wards, with additional prayer rooms in commercial hubs like Shinsaibashi and Umeda. This network ensures that Muslims in Amagasaki can find a place for prayer within a reasonable distance, whether for daily use or during travel.

All listed prayer places are based on available mapped records. Verify addresses and opening hours directly with each mosque or prayer room before visiting. Contact information may be available online or through local Muslim communities. Distances are approximate and calculated from the center of Amagasaki.