Halal Hunting Inside Queens Square Yokohama!

Halal Hunting Inside Queens Square Yokohama

Written by Mrs. Kamran

Springtime in Japan is nothing less than magical. From late March to mid-April , or even early May , the country’s iconic Sakura (cherry blossoms ) capture the attention of visitors and locals as their beautiful pink flowers blanket the country in soft , colorful splendor. It is impossible to think of springtime Japan without an iconic image of a sea of cherry trees awash with perfect pink blooms instantly coming to mind. It is time to indulge in one of the nation’s all time favorite pastimes -hanami, which literally translates as “looking as flowers” and refers to flower appreciation picnics under the blooms.
So we planned a trip to view Sakura. We do have beautiful Sakura trees around our mansion, but we wanted to ride a bus and enjoy our trip with family. During my trip, we planned to visit Yokohama Cosmo World too. Yokohama Cosmo World is a theme park in Yokohama. My kids really enjoyed all the rides. Since It’s been 11 years in Japan but this place is so beautiful that I never get bored of this place, specially during night times this place is simply heaven on earth.

Anyways after a long trip and delicious dinner with family in Queens square Yokohama, I saw this shop Named Galleon.

They have products almost from 50 countries. What I liked best about this shop they have Halal products too like noodles, sauces, cookies, basmati rice from Pakistan and many more. They do have lots of Halal products, similar to what I have seen in Gyoumu Super (Kobe Busan), so if you ever have any plans to visit Yokohama Minato Mirai, do visit this shop in Queens Square Yokohama shopping center , you won’t be disappointed

Our day ends with lots of halal food shopping , some amazing rides in Cosmo world and beautiful Sakura viewing we thoroughly enjoyed our trip. Thankfully Japan is becoming more Muslim friendly, now we do have Halal food so in this manner this trip was joyful without getting worried about the food. Thank you Japan. 🙂