Bakeries and confectioneries in Japan can range from small artisan businesses specializing in one or two items to large industrial ones that supply food retailers with packaged baked and pastry goods.

These bakeries and confectioneries often take pride in using high-quality ingredients and traditional techniques to create their products. Some even add unique flavors and designs inspired by Japanese culture, making them popular among locals and tourists alike.

​In the 1980s, you could hardly find halal shops and restaurants in Japan. Nowadays, only in Tokyo, there are more than 60 halal food shops and over 200 halal food restaurants, and the number is increasing.

Here is some information that comes in handy either for Muslims who reside in Japan or those who are planning to visit for sightseeing.

Despite being dubbed "the King of Cakes" by the Germans and "the perfect wedding cake" by the Japanese, the Baumkuchen does neither look like a cake nor behave like one.

Baumkuchen is a type of spit cake that originates from Germany. It is a popular dessert and snack in Japan, as well as a classic pastry in several nations across Europe.
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Trusted by thousands of Muslims living in Japan, Halal Japan App is considered the most informative source on Halal and Muslim-friendly products sold in Japanese market.

The Halal Japan App arose out of frustration with all the long-winded, difficult-to-pronounce ingredients that so many of us Muslims deal with on a daily basis. Hence, the Halal Japan team handles the difficult details so we don't have to. ( Watch On YouTube )
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Want to start selling your products online? In today’s world, where everything is available online, you don't really need a physical shop to sell your products. You can reach a wider audience and increase your sales by taking advantage of the convenience and accessibility of online shopping. 

Creating an online store is made easier, so you can do more with fewer resources. Start by creating your free online store, Free Forever Plan, in a few clicks!