Mosques

Ōme, situated in the western part of Tokyo Prefecture, offers a quiet suburban setting for Muslim residents and visitors. While the city itself does not have a listed mosque, the surrounding region provides access to over 20 prayer places within a 50 km radius. The nearest prominent mosque is Masjid Hachioji, located 15 km away in Hachioji City, followed by Masjid Al Huda in Tokorozawa, Saitama (20 km). These serve as key points for daily prayers and community gatherings.

The mapped prayer places are concentrated in central Tokyo wards and nearby prefectures. In Shibuya, notable locations include Tokyo Camii & Diyanet Turkish Culture Center (41 km) and smaller prayer rooms such as Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka and Prayer Room Shibuya PARCO. Other wards like Taito (As-Salaam Masjid, Okachimachi), Meguro (Masjid Indonesia Tokyo), Toshima (Otsuka Masjid), Chiyoda (Masjid Nusantara - Akihabara, Prayer Room JR East), and Shinjuku (Masjid Al Ikhlas Kabukicho) also host listed facilities. In Kanagawa Prefecture, Yokohama Grand Masjid (42 km) and EBINA MASJID (38 km) extend coverage southward.

For those in Ōme, the practical reality is that most prayer places require travel by car or train. The listed mosques and prayer rooms are verified through available records, offering a starting point for locating prayer facilities. While Ōme itself lacks a dedicated Islamic center, the broader Tokyo region provides a diverse network of masjids and musallahs, particularly in central wards and along major transport corridors. This distribution helps Muslims in Ōme plan their worship needs, whether for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, or community events.

All distances are approximate and based on the city center of Ōme. Verify addresses and opening hours directly with each mosque, as services and schedules may change. Contact information is not provided in the data; use online maps or local directories to confirm details. Many listed prayer rooms are in commercial buildings or train stations—check access policies beforehand.