Kasugai

Kasugai
	Special city
Kasugai
	Jap. 春日井市
Flag	Emblem
A country	Japan
Prefecture	Aichi
Mayor	Futoshi Ito
History and geography
Based	1943
Special city with	2001
Square	92.71 km²
Timezone	UTC + 9
Population
Population	308,217 people ( 2014 )
Density	3324.53 people / km²
Digital identifiers
Postcode	〒 486-8686
Code	23206-8
Other
Region	Tube
Symbolism	Flower : Sakura; Tree : Zelkova serrata ( Zelkova serrata )
	city.kasugai.lg.jp (jap.)

Kasugaya ( Jap. 春日井市 Kasugai-si ) is a special city in Japan , located in the northern part of Aichi Prefecture on the eastern bank of the Sakai River. It was founded on June 1, 1943 by merging the village of Katigava and the villages of Torimatsu, Sinoga and Takaki of Higasikasugai County. Now the city - the center of the manufacturing, electrical and forest industries. Playing the role of one of the sleeping areas of Nagoya .

The area of the city is 92.71 km² ^[1] , the population is 308,217 people (June 1, 2014) ^[2] , the population density is 3,324.53 people / km².

Content

Flag

The flag of the city artistically displayed the meaning of its name. In the literal translation of "Kasugai" means "well of spring light (the sun)." Therefore, the flag depicts sakura as a symbol of spring. And in the flower there is a well with the sun reflected in it (a red rectangle with a white circle inside).

Education

In Kasugai, Chubu University ( Jap. 部部 ) and the farm of the Meijou University Agrarian Faculty ( Japan 名城学農学附属農場 ) are located .

Attractions

One of the picturesque corners of the city is Otiai Park ( Jap. 落合公園 ) . During the flowering of cherry blossoms, the park becomes a lively center for meetings and recreation.

Twin Cities

Kelowna , British Columbia , Canada

Notes

↑ The area is indicated according to data from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (Japan) , taking into account the changes published on October 1, 2011.
愛知県人口動向調査結果月報ああいちの人口（推計）平成 26 年 7 月 1 日現在 (jap.) Administration of Aichi Prefecture (August 5, 2014). - The population of Aichi Prefecture. The appeal date is August 31, 2014.

Links

Wikimedia Commons Has Kasugai Media
Official site (jap.)
Site of Chubu University (j.)
Meijou University website ( j .) (Eng.)

[area-1] The area is indicated according to data from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (Japan) , taking into account the changes published on October 1, 2011.

[2] 愛知県人口動向調査結果月報ああいちの人口（推計）平成 26 年 7 月 1 日現在 (jap.) Administration of Aichi Prefecture (August 5, 2014). - The population of Aichi Prefecture. The appeal date is August 31, 2014.