Halal in Japan
Japan, halal too.
More Muslim travellers and companies are coming to Japan, and halal options are growing — but they are scattered and hard to verify. We help you find reliable suppliers, organise food and prayer, or assess the Japanese halal market.
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What the study includes
- Halal or Muslim-friendly suppliers and restaurants, checked by area
- Prayer spaces and mosques near hotels, trade fairs or routes
- Food logistics for groups and events
- The Japanese halal market: demand, existing certifications and competitors
- Recommendations for agencies bringing groups from the Gulf and Southeast Asia
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What we answer for you
- Where can a large group eat halal in Osaka, Kyoto or Tokyo?
- Which halal certifications exist in Japan, and which does my client need?
- Are there Japanese suppliers of halal products to import?
- Where can my group pray during a trade fair or tour?
- Is there a market for my halal product in Japan?
03 — FAQ
Questions about this topic
Do you speak Arabic?
Yes. We work in Arabic, English and Spanish, and speak to Japanese suppliers in Japanese.
Do you certify products as halal?
We are not a certification body. We tell you which certifiers operate in Japan and help you contact them.
Can you organise a trip for a Muslim group?
The study gives you suppliers, meals, prayer and budget. For the trip itself, our cooperative has private guides in Kansai with halal routes (Tony Kansai Guide).
How much does it cost?
Each study is quoted according to its scope. Tell us your case and we'll reply with scope, timeline and price before we start. You pay nothing until you agree.
Are you lawyers or immigration agents?
No. We don't give legal advice or process visas. We explain what each procedure requires and, when needed, point you to a licensed professional.
Other topics
- Export to JapanRegulations, importers and final pricing to get your product here.
- Import from JapanCars, machinery, products: suppliers, auctions, shipping and customs.
- Sell in JapanWhere and how to sell: retail, online, trade fairs and local partners.
- Study in JapanLanguage schools, courses and training: options, costs and first steps.