The first place of worship in Islam in Japan was in Nagoya. There is a record that the mosque was established by the “Nagoya Kaikyodan” formed in March 1931.
After that, in November 1936, a two-story wooden mortar mosque was erected in the present Chikusa Ward, Nagoya City, but it was destroyed by fire during World War II. Since then, there has been no mosque in Nagoya for about 50 years
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