Ramadhan is the holiest month in Islam—a time of fasting, prayer, and self-reflection observed by millions of Muslims worldwide. But what is it like to experience Ramadhan in Japan? Fasting in Japan: The Challenge of Changing Seasons Unlike tropical countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, or Singapore, where fasting hours remain the same year-round, Japan’s seasonal shifts make Ramadhan a different experience each year. Fasting hours in Japan vary depending on the season. For Ramadhan 2026, which falls between the end of winter and early spring, suhoor is usually around 4 AM, while iftar happens around...