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First Ever Halal Cake Available At JR East Stations

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A 2015 report from this site, not re-verified. The author reported that a halal-certified “Ogi Baum” cake was sold in small packs at JR East station kiosks, and that it could also be ordered in bulk from the maker. At the time, the kiosks did not display a halal mark on the cake because the maker had not yet received permission from JR East to do so. The author said the certifying body would be named later.

Products, certification and availability may have changed. Confirm the current certificate and label with the maker or JR East before relying on this.

Related reading: First-Ever Halal Cake In Japan Is Certified and Kobe Masjid Is Not The First-Ever Mosque in Japan.

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About Hafiz Maqsood Ahmed

Hafiz M. Ahmed is the founder of halaljapan.com and The Halal Times, and a media entrepreneur specializing in halal travel, Muslim-friendly tourism, and the global halal economy. Having lived in Japan for over 30 years, he brings deep local knowledge and first-hand insight into the needs of Muslim visitors and the evolution of halal awareness in the country. His work combines on-the-ground research, cultural understanding, and ethical storytelling to support the sustainable growth of all the sub-sectors of the Halal economy in Japan.

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