The mosque is managed by the Osaka Islamic Foundation, which was officially established in 1983.
It is one of the oldest established mosques in the Osaka prefecture.
The facility includes a library with Islamic literature and educational resources for the community.
The mosque actively hosts educational seminars and cultural exchange programs for non-Muslim visitors.
It provides assistance and counseling services for Muslim residents in the local area.
Osaka Masjid is the primary center for the Islamic community in the Kansai region, located in the Nishiyodogawa Ward. The building functions as both a place of worship and a community hub, facilitating daily prayers and social gatherings. It serves a diverse international congregation, reflecting the multicultural presence in Osaka. The facility provides resources for Muslims living in or visiting Japan, including information on halal living. Its architecture is functional and modest, designed to accommodate large groups during Friday prayers and seasonal festivals. The mosque operates under the oversight of the Osaka Islamic Foundation.
The exterior facade featuring the traditional Islamic architectural motifs and the entrance sign.
Check the official website for community event calendars before visiting.
Visitors are welcome, but it is standard practice to contact the administration in advance for group visits.
Ensure you dress modestly to respect the sanctity of the prayer hall.
Do not visit during congregational prayer times without prior notification, as the space becomes crowded and focused on worship.
Remove shoes at the entrance, dress modestly covering shoulders and knees, and maintain a quiet voice. Refrain from taking photos of people praying.
