Masjid Otsuka, Islamic worship center in Minami-Ōtsuka, Japan.
Masjid Otsuka is a mosque in Minami-Ōtsuka with separate prayer areas for men and women, educational spaces, and a public library holding books in multiple languages. The building serves as a gathering place and provides access to diverse resources for visitors and worshippers.
Japan Islamic Trust founded Masjid Otsuka in the early 2000s to serve the growing Muslim population across Tokyo's metropolitan area. The facility was created to provide a dedicated place for worship and community gatherings.
The mosque offers Arabic language classes and religious education for children seeking to maintain their faith identity. These programs help young people understand their cultural roots and connect with the local community.
The mosque holds daily prayer services and welcomes visitors during operating hours. Checking current opening times in advance helps plan your visit, and wearing respectful clothing is customary when entering the prayer areas.
The mosque operates an attached school combining modern curriculum with Islamic education. This dual role as both a worship space and educational institution sets it apart from many other religious centers.
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