Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan. According to this report, Muslims across Japan held Eid prayers in mosques and open spaces on the Friday of the holiday, followed by Eid parties at mosques and university campuses, which many non-Muslim Japanese also attended. The report describes the Muslim community in Japan as numbering hundreds of thousands at the time.
For Eid al-Adha, see Eid-ul-Adha To Be On July 31, Friday, and for prayer etiquette at mosques, see Precautions Regarding Eid Prayers At Masajid In Japan.






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