Mosques

Tokyo, Japan's bustling capital, is home to a growing Muslim community and visitors seeking prayer facilities. Based on mapped records, there are 20 listed mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius of central Tokyo. These are spread across multiple wards and neighboring cities, reflecting the diverse implantation of Islamic prayer spaces in the Greater Tokyo Area. Prominent among them is Tokyo Camii & Diyanet Turkish Culture Center in Shibuya, a well-known landmark, along with As-Salaam Masjid in Taito City and Masjid Indonesia Tokyo in Meguro City.

Prayer places are established in several key districts. In Shibuya, besides Tokyo Camii, there are smaller prayer rooms such as Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka and Prayer Room Shibuya PARCO. Shinjuku City hosts Masjid Al Ikhlas Kabukicho, while Taito City includes As-Salaam Masjid and Asakusa Mosque. Other areas with listed mosques include Toshima City (Otsuka Masjid), Chiyoda City (Masjid Nusantara - Akihabara and a prayer room at JR East), Ota City (Kamata Masjid), Katsushika City (Makki Masjid Tokyo), Edogawa City (Tokyo Nishikasai Masjid), and Chuo City (Matsuya Ginza prayer room). Beyond Tokyo proper, mosques are found in Yokohama, Ebina, Ichikawa, Koshigaya, Chiba, and Misato.

This network of prayer places serves Muslims living in, working in, or visiting Tokyo. The listed facilities range from full-service mosques to simple prayer rooms in commercial buildings, offering options for daily prayers and Jumu'ah. While exact services and opening hours are not specified here, the addresses provide a starting point for locating these spaces. The concentration of mosques in central wards like Shibuya, Taito, and Chiyoda indicates accessible options for those in the city core, while additional mosques in surrounding prefectures extend coverage to suburban areas.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some are in neighboring cities like Yokohama or Chiba. Contact information is not provided here; verify details directly with the mosque. Many prayer rooms are located inside commercial buildings (e.g., Shibuya PARCO, Matsuya Ginza) – confirm access times and entry requirements. For Jumu'ah, larger mosques like Tokyo Camii are likely to host congregational prayers.