​The postal service in Japan is operated by Japan Post Co., Ltd. 

A delivery service for packages is also provided by Takuhaibin Companies.

​Takuhaibin is a convenient service for sending parcels from door to door nationwide and the delivery is usually on the next day. 

​Today, more and more elderly people or people with disability are traveling in Japan. 

Japan has put into force a law to ensure accessibility at many places throughout the country. 
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Organizations at different levels such as the Japanese government, local authorities and NPOs have worked on the development of an accessible travel environment for everyone including people with disabilities and special needs.

As ever greater numbers of Muslim Community tourists and business travelers come to Japan, places that pack in crowds are making efforts to accommodate them, and not just with halal foods.

Perhaps the greatest need for prayer rooms is at airports, the gateway for Muslims entering and leaving Japan. 

Narita Airport, which has offered prayer rooms since 2005, increased their number from two to four in July 2014. 

Muslims departing the country now have a place to pray after they have cleared immigration control. 

From October, 2015, every week few flights arrive and depart to Malaysia. 

A prayer room is provided at Outlet Mall Rera “beside the airport”, for the convenience of the rising number of Muslim travelers who may need to pray during their visit. 

Another Prayer Room has been set up on 2F of Chitose International Terminal Building.

Airport Prayer Room Details

1. Sign

• Free-standing signs at the arrival lobby
  
• A “Prayer Room” sign in front of the Prayer Room
  
• An arrow sign directing the north on the ceiling
  

2. Shoe Mat

※Because of trial basis, partitions separating male and female and washing places are not set up inside of the Prayer Room.