When I entered Japan in late 1980s, there were limited guide books about living, working or even tourism in Japan. It was not easy to find the information one was looking for back then and it is not easy now, even with all the technological advancement in communication field.
Simple daily life tasks like finding a restaurant for a familiar taste of home, or getting from one place to another in Japan’s complicated transportation system are still a challenge for many. As someone who has faced these issues for quite a while, to assist primarily foreigners including tourists, now I am gathering the essential daily use information in one place for the easy access of those in need.
Halal In Japan is an informational website, introducing all types of Halal and Muslim Friendly places and Businesses in Japan, whilst also providing general tourism information. It aims to offer extensive information about businesses catering to the growing needs of Muslims residing in Japan as well as visitors from abroad.
Those who are providing halal products or services in the Japanese market may Fill Out The Form to register their name. IT IS FREE.
Halalinjapan.com is not related with any educational institution or government.
Content Manager
July 2014
Simple daily life tasks like finding a restaurant for a familiar taste of home, or getting from one place to another in Japan’s complicated transportation system are still a challenge for many. As someone who has faced these issues for quite a while, to assist primarily foreigners including tourists, now I am gathering the essential daily use information in one place for the easy access of those in need.
Halal In Japan is an informational website, introducing all types of Halal and Muslim Friendly places and Businesses in Japan, whilst also providing general tourism information. It aims to offer extensive information about businesses catering to the growing needs of Muslims residing in Japan as well as visitors from abroad.
Those who are providing halal products or services in the Japanese market may Fill Out The Form to register their name. IT IS FREE.
Halalinjapan.com is not related with any educational institution or government.
Content Manager
July 2014
How To Find And Choose Halal Food Shops & Restaurants On This Website
- On the "Halals" page all the establishments that are providing Halal and Muslim Friendly Products and Services in different Prefectures, Cities and Wards are classified in alphabetical order.
- On top of Shops, Restaurants, Hotels … pages, you would see the "Criteria", which tells you about the type or qualifications of the establishments listed on that page.
- On top of Shops, Restaurants, Hotels … pages, you would see the "Criteria", which tells you about the type or qualifications of the establishments listed on that page.
- On almost every page you will find 2 brown buttons:
Click "Tap" on each and it will take you either to a certain part of a page that has listed the shops or restaurants in the area "if there is any", or to the general List on the "Halals" page.
For example, at the bottom of sightseeing pages, there is a map and under the map you can see the address of the area you are reading about.
The page Asakusa in Tokyo; under the map you will find "Asakusa – Taito-ku, Tokyo". Asakusa is a district in Taito Ward which is one of the 23 wards of Tokyo.
The restaurant button on Asakusa page will take you to the Taito-ku section of the Tokyo's restaurants page, where you can see the list of the restaurants in the area.
In the same way, the shop button on Asakusa page will take you to the Taito-ku section of the Tokyo's shops page, where you can see the list of shops in the area.
If you know where you are, you can easily find the closest restaurants/shops to you. You can ask the Police Box "Koban" near the train station and they will provide you with a black and white map of the area. If you show them the list of the restaurants on your Smart Phone or Tablet they would mark the places on the map for you. The Information Desk in your hotel would do the same.
