When I arrived at Tokyo Camii, I was immediately drawn to its solemn and intricate architecture. The entire mosque features an Ottoman style, with beautiful arches, domes, and ornate decorations that create a strong sense of being somewhere abroad. It is also one of Japan's most prominent Islamic places of worship.
The architecture isn't the only beautiful thing here. What I liked even more was the quiet, peaceful atmosphere. Sitting quietly inside for a while and doing nothing, I slowly felt my mind settle, as if I were being gently comforted. There are also retail areas on the first and second floors of the mosque: the first floor sells specialty products such as food and tea, while the second floor has some handmade goods.
If you're traveling to Tokyo, besides visiting the bustling attractions, I also highly recommend setting aside some time to walk around here. In addition to admiring the architecture, you can give yourself a quiet moment during your trip.
