What other travelers are saying about Tokyo Camii & Turkish Culture Center
Beautiful mosque. I went for Dhuhr on a weekday and it was so nice seeing Japanese students (probably from the Yuai International Islamic School nearby) join for prayer. Really beautiful to see that kind of participation on a regular day.
The recitation was lovely— I think they have a Turkish imam.
It’s a little away from the city center, but worth the trip. There’s also a halal store right next to it — really nice people and good selection.
Peaceful place and a nice reminder of how connected and welcoming the Muslim community is here.
Tokyo Camii is a truly beautiful and peaceful place. The mosque is very clean, well-maintained, and everyone inside shows great respect and kindness towards one another. Despite being in the heart of busy Tokyo, it offers a calm and spiritual atmosphere that brings a sense of tranquility and reflection.
The architecture is stunning, and everything is kept in excellent condition. It’s a place where you immediately feel welcomed and connected, no matter where you come from. A beautiful reminder that the remembrance of Allah brings peace to the heart. 🕌✨
Highly recommended for anyone seeking a moment of peace and spiritual connection in Tokyo.
THE GOOD
- beautiful architecture
- serene atmosphere
- friendly staff
- also open to non-muslims.
- a good place to take a breather when you're tired
- they have a halal minimarket inside
- they give free food after Friday prayer.
THE BAD
- none. This place is perfect.
A mosque with an adjoining Turkish culture center located in the Shibuya ward in Tokyo. It is the largest and one of the most beautiful mosque in Japan. Besides mosque, this center has a halal grocery shop, a cafe, all purpose hall and an Islamic school as well. It’s a wonderful place not just for prayer, but also to experience the culture and meet friendly people.
I did jama' qoshor sholat with family here. Very clean and beautiful decoration inside the masjid. There is also halal corner selling some products from Turkiye and Indonesia. Common instant noddle like Indomie and Sariwangi tea also found. The masjid is surrounded by residential houses and so quiet when we were there.
Tokyo Camii & Turkish Culture Center is the largest mosque in Japan, serving as a hub for Islamic culture and heritage. It is also a center for promoting dialogue and understanding between Japan and Turkey.
Tokyo Camii provides prayer halls, educational programs, exhibitions on Turkish-Islamic arts, a bookstore, and a library. It also hosts cultural events and activities.
Yes, Tokyo Camii welcomes visitors of all faiths to explore its premises, learn about Islamic culture, and engage in dialogue.
Yes, visitors are welcome to attend prayers at Tokyo Camii. The mosque can accommodate up to 630 worshipers in the main prayer hall and up to 2000 people.
Tokyo Camii provides limited parking facilities for visitors. It is recommended that public transportation is used when visiting.
