A mosque in Tokyo’s Meguro district serving the Indonesian Muslim community and visitors to Japan’s capital.
At a glance
The Indonesia Tokyo Mosque, also called Meguro Mosque, stands in the Meguro ward of Tokyo. It serves as a spiritual and cultural center for Indonesia’s Muslim residents and diaspora in Japan, as well as other Muslim visitors and residents in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
History
Limited historical documentation is available about the mosque’s founding and development in English-language sources.
What you see
The building functions as a contemporary mosque within an urban Japanese setting, reflecting the practical integration of Islamic religious architecture into Tokyo’s diverse urban landscape.
Cultural significance
The mosque represents Japan’s multiculturalism and the presence of Indonesian communities in Tokyo. It provides a space for Islamic worship and cultural gatherings in one of Asia’s largest metropolitan centers.
Key facts
- Location: Meguro, Tokyo, Japan
- Coordinates: 35.6328933, 139.7014195
- Also known as: Meguro Mosque
Practical information & getting there
The mosque is located in Meguro ward in central Tokyo. Consult local maps or tourist information for current visiting hours and directions from nearby railway stations.
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