Japan has a relatively small but active Muslim community, with an estimated 120,000-130,000 Muslims living in the country. There are around 100 mosques located throughout Japan, including in popular tourist destinations such as Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. These mosques provide basic facilities such as prayer rooms and washrooms for ablution (wudu), and some also offer halal food options and classes on Islamic studies or language classes for non-Arabic speakers. However, Muslims living in Japan still face challenges such as finding suitable halal food options and prayer facilities, especially for women.