Compared with Japanese mosques and Turkish mosques

 

The mosque is the first one that I entered in my entire life.

So I didn’t know that the inside of the mosque is so beautiful.

Honestly, I had never even seen a mosque in my entire life before going to Turkey and a mosque is unusual in Japan.

But there are many mosques everywhere in Turkey.

Mosques are too common in Turkey.

Wherever I can find a mosque while just walking around the street.

I stayed in Turkey for 16 days.

When I saw a mosque for the first time, I was like wow it’s a mosque!!

But 5 days later, I felt nothing even though I found a mosque on the street.

Mosques are really everywhere so finding a mosque is so easy.

That's why I don’t need to find one.

Even if I don’t dare to seek, when I walk somewhere I can find soon without seeking 

If I wanna see a mosque in Japan, I need to search where a mosque is with Google.

Rather than that, It's almost impossible to find a mosque without Google in Japan.

So I actually tried searching some mosques in Japan with Google.

The search word is "mosque in Japan"

That result is ...

Major mosques are only 14 mosques on the Wikipedia.

At that moment, I could understand why I'd never seen some mosques in Japan my entire life.

The chances of finding it just by walking down the street are rare.

It's like trying to find a gold bar that's accidentally dropped on the side of the road.

it’s impossible to find by coincidence...

And it's not only that.

I have a question.

If you heard the word mosque, how looks mosques do you imagine?

In my imagination, a mosque is...

Like this!! 

Actually, I took this picture in Turkey.

It is beautiful, isn't it?

Most people would imagine this when they hear the word "mosque"...

However, Japanese mosques shatter that image.

Japanese mosques are...

The first one

What's this!?

Is it an apartment???

The second one

What's this!?

Is it a warehouse???

The third one

What's this!?

Is it a mixed-use building???

The last one

Seriously, what's this!?

Is it really a mosque!?

It does not look like a mosque!!

It's really like a store or something else???

Completely different facts from imagination.

Even if I find a mosque in Japan, I definitely wouldn't even notice that it's exactly a mosque.

There is no way to notice!!

The actual mosque that I entered in Turkey is in this video.

The article that is related to this article is "Afraid thing for me in Turkey."

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