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Tokyo Camii Halal Market (東京ジャーミイ ハラルマーケット) is a halal market on the first floor of "Tokyo Camii / Turkish Culture Center," Japan's largest mosque, at 1-19 Oyama-cho, Shibuya City, five minutes on foot from Yoyogi-Uehara Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line. Opened in 2019, the market handles halal-certified food products from countries around the world such as Turkey, Malaysia, and Indonesia, and is acclaimed as a halal food store of "Japan's No.1" scale. The "Yunus Emre Cafe" is also attached on the second floor of the same building, offering Turkish cuisine.
— Japan's Largest Mosque, a Halal Market
The signature is the scale itself — one of Japan's largest halal food stores. Opened in 2019 on the first floor of Tokyo Camii, the market handles halal-certified food products from countries around the world such as Turkey, Malaysia, and Indonesia. With a wide selection of spices, seasonings, sweets, rice, meat, and processed foods, it is acclaimed as "Japan's No.1 halal market." On the second floor of the same building is the "Yunus Emre Cafe," which offers Turkish cuisine such as today's lunch plate (1,500 yen), today's sandwich (700 yen), and today's pizza (700 yen). Opening hours are 10:00-19:00 for the halal market (the shop closes during prayer times) and 11:00-18:00 for the cafe (the cafe is closed Monday through Friday). Combined with viewing the prayer hall (10:00-18:00), it is a rare spot where one can experience Turkish food culture and religious culture at the same time.
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