What other travelers are saying about Tokyo Camii & Turkish Culture Center
The mosque is very beautiful, with a peaceful environment that allows for deep reflection and connection. I also enjoyed the small shop inside, where you can buy halal products, and the Turkish desserts and tea. It’s a wonderful place not just for prayer, but also to experience the culture and meet friendly people.
Tokyo Mosque is more beautiful than most mosques, built with the classical Turkish mosque architecture. It is designed as a bookstore, halal product market, and multi-use hall on the ground floor. Ablution areas are also on the same floor. There is a prayer area on the upper floor. It is a five-minute walk from the subway station.
I attended Tarawih prayer here, and it was a truly spiritual experience. The mosque’s breathtaking Ottoman architecture and peaceful atmosphere make it a must-visit. The staff is welcoming, and the cultural center offers great insights into Islam.
This huge mosque is funded by Turkey, I think. I thought Muslims should definitely visit this one. It's got a big prayer hall but the restroom and ablution area are just right next to it. There's also a Halal food market on the ground floor, and don't forget about the community hall here. Non-Muslims are welcome to visit too.
My first time visit Tokyo Camii was about to attend jumaah pray and tarawih. It is a great mosque and good vibes inside, but need some reparation in wudhu room that need to be improve.
