Japan No.1 Retail Halal Food Supermarket.
Every product, 100% halal — since 1992. One store, gathering the real tastes of Asia, Africa, and beyond, all under one trusted roof.
A promise made in 1992, kept every day since.
In 1992, Nasco opened as Japan’s first halal supermarket — at a time when halal food was almost impossible to find here. What started as a mission to serve Japan’s Muslim community has grown into one of the country’s widest halal selections, bringing authentic products from across Asia, Africa, and beyond to every table that seeks them out.
Every single product at Nasco is halal-certified — a standard we’ve never compromised on since day one. For many of our customers, that’s a matter of faith. For others, it’s simply a mark of the care, hygiene, and quality behind everything we sell. Whichever reason brings you through our doors, the promise is the same: halal you can trust, and quality you can taste.
A look inside our store.
Aisles packed with authentic spices, pickles, grains, and drinks from every corner of the world we serve.
Countries Represented
34+
Years in Expertise
1500
Number of Products
53+
Categories
One promise, endless variety.
100% Halal, Always
Every product certified, every time — no exceptions, no compromises.
Real Flavors, Real Brands
Authentic goods from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Turkey, the Middle East, and beyond.
Nationwide Delivery
Halal essentials delivered to every corner of Japan.
Three Decades of Trust
Japan’s first halal supermarket — still leading the way today.
Every shelf tells a journey.
Behind every product at Nasco is a route — from where it’s made, to where it belongs: your table.
Halal isn’t a label here. It’s how we operate.
From sourcing to your doorstep, every product at Nasco meets strict halal standards — verified, never assumed. It’s a promise we’ve kept since 1992, and one we’ll keep for every order after this one.
Your Table Is Waiting.
For over 30 years, families across Japan have trusted Nasco to bring halal home. Now it’s your turn.
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