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Where do Muslim people stay in Japan?
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2015/1/27 13:51
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because i'm muslim and i wanna know about muslim in Japan ^^
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by Edo21rz
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Re: Where do Muslim people stay in Japan?
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2015/1/27 16:27
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What do you mean by "stay"? Muslim people live their lives like the ordinary people they are.
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by Firas
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Re: Where do Muslim people stay in Japan?
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2015/1/27 16:41
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Somewhere on this website is a certain page for muslim visitors. Living for muslims to the best of my knowledge is quite easy in the major cities - but there are major problems with sourcing Halal foods.
I've seen a lot of Halal meat in International supermarkets - but if you are very strict (meaning everything has to be certified) then it can be challenging.
But - I'm not a muslim so others will know more than I do....
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by mfedley
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Re: Where do Muslim people stay in Japan?
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2015/1/27 21:17
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I do not know what people who live there are many, but there are Islamic yokocho (Alley) in Tokyo Okubo.
Gyotoku Of Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture, although Muslims often, there is a high proportion of foreign residents.
Seems to be because there are real estate agent who can speak English.
There is also a Masjid in Gyotoku.
I think it maybe, lives many in Kobe.
Since most first Masjid was completed in Japan. (1935)
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by haro1210
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