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you go.
Hotels, costs, visa rules, and halal options for every destination. All free.
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Four questions worth answering before you book.
Visa Checker
Visa type, fee, processing time, and the document list.
Open tool →Budget Calculator
What the trip costs, split across six lines, day by day.
Open tool →Packing List
A checklist of 55 to 75 items, tuned to your climate and trip.
Open tool →Currency Converter
The mid-market rate your bank marks up from, both directions.
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Explore Tokyo
Six districts, three daily budgets, two airports, and the halal notes that go with them.
- Districts compared, and who each suits
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- Daily budgets, three spending levels
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- Airports, with real transfer times
- HND · NRT
- Halal dining and mosque notes
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- Common questions, answered properly
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How it works
- 01
Pick a destination
Browse cities by budget, season, or travel style.
- 02
Get the full picture
Hotels, restaurants, visa rules, daily costs, and prayer times.
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Plan with confidence
Use free tools to build your budget and packing list.
Halal-friendly travel, built in
Prayer times, mosques, and halal restaurants are on every city page. Not a separate section — just part of how cities are covered.
That includes the awkward parts. Which broths are pork-based, where mirin turns up, and what “unlabelled” means in a convenience store.
See halal options in Tokyo →
Tokyo Camii in Yoyogi-Uehara is the largest mosque in Japan. It’s open to visitors, holds daily prayers, and has a halal shop attached.
Shin-Ōkubo, one stop from Shinjuku, has the densest run of halal groceries and Middle Eastern and South Asian restaurants in the city.
Haneda and Narita both have prayer rooms, as do several big department stores and Tokyo Station.