Japan's culinary landscape is undergoing a delicious transformation! With over 80 halal food stores in Tokyo alone and hundreds of accommodations catering to Muslim travelers, the halal market is booming, offering a taste of both authentic Japanese cuisine and international flavors.

The growing number of halal restaurants in major cities as well as small towns nowadays is an essential contributor to making Japan more welcoming to Muslim visitors and residents.

We live in an era where technology is constantly evolving, so how will we handle these changes? Will artificial intelligence (AI) take away authority from humans? Or will there be some sort of conflict between people who believe in God and those who don't?

Finally, what does AI think about all this? Can it help us understand the future of religion? Let's explore these questions one by one. ( Watch On YouTube )

Visiting Tokyo? Have a limited amount of time but want to see some of your favorite places? Or maybe you'd like to get a real feel for old and new Tokyo! Well, tour-design companies have made plans for you to cover all of these by providing you with guided tours that may best fit your wishes.
 
Most of these planned one-day Tokyo tours are private guided tours, meaning not only Muslims but everyone can take advantage of the opportunity to book these tours.

Globally, Muslims make up the second largest religious group, with 1.9 billion people, or about 24% of the world’s population. 

In recent years, more and more Muslims are traveling to countries where they see the lifestyle as such that their religion is respected. Halal awareness is important, as are draw factors such as family- and Muslim-friendly services. In contrast to other people, Muslims tend to travel in larger groups and stay longer when they travel.
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Japan is a wonderful country with a rich and illustrious history.

​Although Japan's major focus has been on industrial innovation in the past, the goal now is to bring the cultural treasure that has been overlooked in the shadow of history to the attention of tourists from across the world, making them feel "This is what Japan is all about—I want to come back."