Kasai

Kasai is a town located in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The city turned into founded on April 1, 1967 whilst the cities of Hojo, Izumi and Kasai former were merged to create the city of Kasai. As of August 31, 2016, the metropolis has an envisioned populace of 45,126 and a population density of 300.40 folks in line with km². The overall vicinity is 150.22 km². Kasai is famous for the Gohyaku-Rakan statues the five hundred disciples of Buddha in Hojo.

Hojo is likewise home to Maruyama Park, in which you'll discover the sector's largest globe clock Guinness licensed and apparently the sector's longest roller slide. Other points of interest in Kasai are the Hyogo Prefectural Flower Center, the Princess Nehime burial mound, and Ichijo-ji Temple near Zenbo junior excessive school. Kasai has two gala's: the Saisai competition in early August and the Sekku pageant in early April. Kasai is the sister metropolis of Pullman, Washington USA. Kasai is surprisingly dependent on non-public motors as the principle shape of transportation.