HALAL MEDIA JAPAN was featured by Muslim Travellers on NET., TV program of Indonesia

By K.Wada on Tuesday May 30th, 2017 in Travel

HALAL MEDIA JAPAN was featured by Muslim Travellers on NET., TV program of Indonesia.

Local time 4:30 28th May, Indonesian TV station named NET. broadcasted Muslim Travellers focusing on Japan as Muslim-friendly destination.
They featured HALAL MEDIA JAPAN to show how Muslim-friendly environment is in Japan for Muslims incoming to Japan.
This time, this TV program handled Halal food and sightseeing spots in Tsukiji and Asakusa. in which Indonesian Muslimah journalist facilitates the guidance.

What is NET. ?

NET. is paid much attention to by young generation in Indonesia. Beside free and paid TV Channel, it can be accessed via youtube, website, and mobile application as well. NET. different from other TV Channel. NET. provides entertainment based on reality and facts, not rumour or gossip, with high quality (Full HD) image.

“Muslim Travellers” has a large number of fans since trip program is a quite popular content in Indonesia. In addition, this program is filmed from the point of Musilim.

http://www.netmedia.co.id/program/414/Muslim-Travelers

Featured shops

✔︎Oyster House
This is an oyster restaurant at location of Tukiji fish market, where many Muslim gather to eat fresh seafoods since they started Halal menu in the end of 2016.
Foreign tourists has few chances to have a delicious raw oyster, that is why once they try raw oysters, they get into them immediately.

✔︎Masudaen Sohonten
This green tea shop with its honorable history of more than 150 years sells Halal-certified green tea.
In Taito area including Asakusa where this shop stands, Muslim-friendly environment has been gradually organized and expanded at level of shops, and local government.
Thus, this area became an indispensable spot for trip schedule of Muslim.

✔︎Hyobando
Hyobando built on Nakamise Shopping Street in Asakusa sells Japanese snacks Tokyo Arare acquired Halal certification.
This shop is really for Tokyo Arare flavored red pepper among Muslims from Southeast Asia.