Tokyo Mosques and Prayer Rooms 2026: Camii, Okachimachi, Airports
Tokyo mosques map: Tokyo Camii (Yoyogi-Uehara), As-Salaam near Okachimachi, Asakusa, plus mall and airport prayer rooms. Hours change — verify before Jumu’ah.

Tokyo has workable mosque and prayer-room coverage for Muslim travelers — if you know which address matches which search. The query 御徒町 モスク (Okachimachi mosque) usually means As-Salaam near the Ueno / Okachimachi corridor, not Tokyo Camii. Camii is Japan’s landmark Ottoman-style mosque in Oyamacho / Yoyogi-Uehara.
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Quick Map
| Need | Go |
|---|---|
| Largest mosque / landmark architecture | Tokyo Camii (Yoyogi-Uehara) |
| Okachimachi / Ueno area prayer | As-Salaam Mosque (confirm current address/hours) |
| Asakusa sightseeing day | Asakusa Mosque cluster + nearby Muslim-oriented restaurants |
| Arrival / departure day | Haneda, Narita, or KIX official prayer rooms |
| Shopping day, no mosque trip | Mall prayer rooms (PARCO, Midtown, Solamachi, etc.) |
Qibla from Tokyo: roughly west-northwest (~293–295°). Cache a qibla app offline.
Tokyo Camii (Yoyogi-Uehara)
Tokyo Camii & Diyanet Turkish Culture Center is Japan’s largest mosque — onion domes, open for Muslim prayer (sightseeing-only visits may have separate visitor rules; check the official site).
- Area: Oyamacho, Shibuya-ku
- Station: Yoyogi-Uehara (Odakyu / Tokyo Metro Chiyoda) — about a 5-minute walk
- Official: tokyocamii.org
Not near Okachimachi. If Maps sent you to Ueno because you searched “Tokyo mosque,” double-check the pin before you ride the Ginza Line the wrong way.
Dress modestly; remove shoes where marked; follow staff guidance for women’s and men’s areas.
Okachimachi / Ueno: As-Salaam and Nearby
Searchers for 御徒町 モスク are usually looking for the As-Salaam community mosque serving the Okachimachi–Ueno–Akihabara belt — close to hotels, electronics shopping, and Ameyoko food streets.
Practical notes
- Hours and Friday prayer capacity change — call or check recent listings the morning of.
- Do not treat blog addresses from years ago as gospel; communities sometimes relocate within a few blocks.
- Pair with Halal Gourmet Japan / Halal Navi for nearby certified or Muslim-friendly meals.
Also in the wider east-Tokyo belt: Akihabara-area masjid spaces and Asakusa Mosque for temple-district days. Always verify before Jumu’ah.
Other Tokyo Mosques Worth Knowing
| Area | Why people go |
|---|---|
| Asakusa | Prayer near Senso-ji / Skytree day trips; restaurant cluster nearby |
| Otsuka / Ikebukuro side | Residential and worker communities; useful if you stay north |
| Shin-Okubo corridor | Not always a single “main” mosque pin — strong for halal groceries and Muslim-friendly dining near Kabukicho / Shinjuku |
This is a logistics map, not a complete directory. Japan’s Muslim communities are active and lists go stale — prefer official sites and Halal Navi over screenshots.
Airport and City Prayer Rooms
Airports (official)
| Airport | Notes |
|---|---|
| Haneda | Prayer rooms in Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 with ablution. No prayer room in Terminal 1 per Haneda’s page. |
| Narita | Rooms in major terminals — check airside vs landside on the terminal map. |
| Kansai (KIX) | Useful if Osaka/Kyoto is first; wudu facilities in main terminals. |
City rooms (ask the desk)
Examples travelers report: Shibuya PARCO, Matsuya Ginza, Azabudai Hills, Tokyo Midtown, Tokyo Skytree Town / Solamachi, JR East Travel Service Center (Marunouchi — often staff-unlocked), Asakusa tourist facilities. Many are unmarked from the street.
Bring a compact prayer mat — small rooms do not always provide one.
Etiquette Snapshot
- Confirm whether non-Muslims may enter for sightseeing; prayer access for Muslims is the primary purpose.
- Keep voices low; no photography inside prayer halls unless staff allow.
- Friday midday is the busiest — arrive early or choose a quieter time.
- Alcohol-heavy nightlife districts (Golden Gai, etc.) are optional — you can skip them entirely. Broader trip etiquette: Japan etiquette.
FAQ
Where is the main mosque in Tokyo?
Tokyo Camii, near Yoyogi-Uehara — tokyocamii.org.
Is there a mosque in Okachimachi?
Yes in the practical sense: As-Salaam serves that corridor. Confirm the current pin and hours; it is not Tokyo Camii.
Do I need to book Tokyo Camii?
Usually not for routine prayer — but check the official site for visitor tours, events, and Friday capacity.
Are airport prayer rooms free?
Yes as airport facilities. Follow security and terminal rules; some are airside only after immigration/security.
Where should I eat after prayer?
Use app filters the same day — strategy in the Halal Japan guide. Corridors near Camii, Asakusa, and Shin-Okubo are denser than random neighborhoods.
Related Guides
- Halal Japan travel guide — food traps, certification, hotels
- Vegetarian / vegan Japan — if your group mixes diets
- Japan travel apps 2026 · eSIM
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