Mosques

Yamato, located in Kanagawa Prefecture, sits within a 50 km radius that encompasses a significant number of listed prayer places across the Greater Tokyo Area. The mapped data shows 20 mosques and prayer rooms, with concentrations in central Tokyo wards such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Chiyoda, as well as in Yokohama and Ebina. Notable listed mosques include Tokyo Camii & Diyanet Turkish Culture Center in Shibuya, Yokohama Grand Masjid in Tsuzuki Ward, and EBINA MASJID in Ebina, which is only 6.2 km from Yamato. This network provides a practical resource for Muslims living in or visiting Yamato.

The implantation of prayer places extends across several districts and cities. In Tokyo, areas like Shibuya, Meguro, Taito, Toshima, Ota, Katsushika, Edogawa, Hachioji, and Shinagawa host listed mosques. For example, As-Salaam Masjid is in Taito City, Masjid Indonesia Tokyo in Meguro City, and Kamata Masjid in Ota City. Prayer rooms are also found in commercial hubs such as Shibuya PARCO and JR East Marunouchi. In Kanagawa, besides Ebina, Yokohama Grand Masjid serves the Tsuzuki Ward area. Further afield, Masjid Saitama in Sakura Ward and Hira Mosque Gyotoku in Ichikawa, Chiba, extend the coverage.

For Muslims in Yamato, the closest listed mosque is EBINA MASJID at 6.2 km, followed by Yokohama Grand Masjid at 15.8 km. The variety of locations—from dedicated mosques to prayer rooms in department stores and train stations—reflects a diverse infrastructure. While this data is based on available mapped records, it offers a starting point for finding prayer spaces. New arrivals, students, workers, and travellers can use these listings to locate places for daily prayers, especially in the more densely served areas of Tokyo and Yokohama.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some are in commercial buildings or specific floors. Contact details may be available online; verify opening hours and prayer times directly. Note that some prayer rooms are in train stations or department stores and may have limited access. For Jumu'ah, larger mosques like Tokyo Camii or Yokohama Grand Masjid are likely to hold congregational prayers.