Name | Images | City | Year | Remarks |
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Asakusa Mosque | ![]() | Asakusa, Taitō, Tokyo | 1998 | ICOJ |
Edogawa Islam Bunka Center | Edogawa, Tokyo | [1] | ||
Fukuoka Mosque | | Fukuoka, Fukuoka | 2009 | |
Gifu Mosque | | Gifu, Gifu | 2008 | |
Hira Mosque | | Ichikawa, Chiba | 1997 | ICOJ |
Indonesia Tokyo Mosque | ![]() | Meguro, Tokyo | after 2015 | Sunni mosque located in a four-storey building, funded with the support of the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs [2] [3] |
The Japan Mosque | | Tsushima, Aichi | 2001 | The only Ahmadiyya mosque in Japan. [4] |
Kamata Mosque | | Kamata, Ōta, Tokyo | 2001 | [5] |
Kōbe Mosque | ![]() | Kobe, Hyōgo | 1935 | The first mosque in Japan; completed in the Indo-Islamic style. [6] |
Abu Bakar Siddique Mosque | | Mito, Ibaraki | 2007 | ICOJ |
Nagoya Mosque | ![]() | Nagoya, Aichi | 1998 | |
Babul Islam Mosque | Oyama, Tochigi | ICOJ | ||
Tokyo Mosque | ![]() | Shibuya, Tokyo | 1938 | The largest mosque in Japan, the Turkish Sunni mosque was completed in the Ottoman style and remodelled in 2000. [7] |
Quba Masjid (Japan) | | Tatebayashi, Gunma | 2004 | ICOJ |
Yokohama Mosque | | Yokohama, Kanagawa | 2006 | [8] |
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