Spring is known as sakura season in Japan, as the beautiful cherry trees come
into bloom. It is an exciting new destination for Muslim travellers, offering cleanliness, safety, hospitality and halal food, including well-known Japanese delicacies. Now it’s even more accessible - here’s our guide to where to visit.
Tokyo
It may be one of the world's most developed cities but it’s also one of the cleanest, with excellent halal restaurants. Visit the Tokyo Mosque and Turkish Cultural Centre; experience digital art at the TeamLab Borderless museum, enjoy the buzzing Shibuya Crossing, find peaceful nature in the Imperial Palace gardens or Ueno Park and shop in Ginza and Shibuya.
With its cherry blossoms, traditional architecture, and tranquil atmosphere,
the city appeals to those seeking tranquillity. The Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji), Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, and the historic Senbon Torii district are among the city's landmarks. Wear a kimono and attend a tea ceremony or delve into Japanese culture with samurai lessons.
One of Japan's most vibrant cities, offers the opportunity to try ramen, okonomiyaki, and seafood. Browse local delicacies at Kuromon Market, take an evening stroll through Dotonbori, visit the historic Osaka Castle, and enjoy a fun day
at Universal Studios Japan. The Namba and Shinsaibashi districts are ideal for shopping.
Located in western Japan, with a peaceful, safe atmosphere and green spaces, it's ideal for families. The Peace Memorial Museum is a thought-provoking place to learn from the past. Miyajima Island, known for its natural beauty, the well-maintained Shukkeien Garden, and historic Hiroshima Castle are also worth seeing.
