Mosques

Ebina, located in Kanagawa Prefecture, offers a modest but growing presence of Islamic prayer facilities. Within a 50 km radius, there are over 20 listed prayer places, including the local Ebina Masjid at 3 Chome-12-1 Kamigo. This mosque serves as a central point for Muslims in Ebina, providing a dedicated space for daily prayers and community gatherings. The city's location between Tokyo and Yokohama means residents can also access a wider network of mosques and prayer rooms in nearby urban centers.

The mapped data reveals a concentration of prayer places in Tokyo's special wards, such as Shibuya, Meguro City, Toshima City, Chiyoda City, Ota City, Shinjuku City, and Shinagawa City. Notable listed mosques include Tokyo Camii & Diyanet Turkish Culture Center in Shibuya, Masjid Indonesia Tokyo in Meguro City, and Otsuka Masjid in Toshima City. These facilities are complemented by prayer rooms in commercial areas like Shibuya PARCO, JR East Travel Service in Marunouchi, and Matsuya Ginza, offering convenient options for Muslims traveling or working in Tokyo.

In Kanagawa Prefecture, beyond Ebina, prayer places are established in Yokohama (Yokohama Grand Masjid, Prayer Room at World Porters), Sagamihara (MUHAMMADI MASJID), and Hadano (Tokai Masjid). The presence of these facilities across different cities and districts—from the Tsuzuki Ward in Yokohama to Minami Ward in Sagamihara—indicates a dispersed but accessible network for Muslims in the region. This coverage supports the needs of local residents, students, workers, and travelers seeking prayer spaces within the greater Tokyo-Kanagawa area.

Listings are based on available mapped records. Always verify addresses, distances, and opening hours before visiting. Contact details may be limited; check mosque websites or social media for prayer times and events. Many prayer rooms are located in commercial buildings or train stations—confirm access conditions in advance.