• Muslim-friendly snacks that are hard to find in Japan and traditional Japanese food, Wagyu beef tempura, which is Halal certified.

Traveling to Japan is an appealing experience, but Muslims may have some concerns, especially about food. This plan will take you around Tokyo’s Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa and will take you on a food crawl tour of Muslim-friendly sweets, traditional snacks and so. After that, we went to eat a Halal certified tempura bowl at a nearby restaurant. This tour will take you through Nakamise street at Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa and its surrounding areas. The food does not contain any pork and only uses zero percent alcohol, boiled out as a seasoning. Eat 4-5 types of Muslim-friendly street food. You can rest assured that the recommendations will be chosen by a guide who is a nationally qualified chef and is well versed in the ingredients Also your guide will help you take photos with your smartphone. The guide knows the best photo spots. This includes travel time to the tempura restaurant.