Giving Muslim Visitors a Place at Japan’s Tables

Fujita Kankō’s Origami Asakusa restaurant offers a halal menu. (Photo courtesy of Fujita Kankō.)

Origami Asakusa’s beef shabu-shabu course. (Photo courtesy of Fujita Kankō.)

The original teppanyaki steak house, Kobe Misono. (Photo courtesy of Misono Inc.)

A serving of halal Kobe steak. (Photo courtesy of Misono Inc.)

The Tokyo Muslim Travelers’ Guide 2018–2019 lists 93 halal-certified and Muslim-friendly establishments in Tokyo. (Photo courtesy of Tokyo Convention and Visitors Bureau.)

The latest version of the Tokyo Map for Muslims is also available online (see link above).

Naritaya Asakusa. (Photo courtesy of Fellows, Inc.)

Naritaya Asakusa’s halal rāmen. (Photo courtesy of Fellows, Inc.)

Kani Dōraku’s main Dōtonbori restaurant in Osaka. (Photo courtesy of Kani Dōraku.)

A traditional kaiseki multicourse meal of crab. (Photo courtesy of Kani Dōraku.)