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Kasugai is a residential city in Aichi prefecture immediately northeast of Nagoya, part of the same urban area. It is largely commuter housing with a commercial centre around its stations.
Kasugai, Aichi, Japan uses Asia/Tokyo, currently JST (UTC+09:00). No clock changes are scheduled in the next 12 months.
Kasugai is a city in Japan, with a population of about 308,700. It keeps the same time year-round, with no daylight saving changes.
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Kasugai is a residential city in Aichi prefecture immediately northeast of Nagoya, part of the same urban area. It is largely commuter housing with a commercial centre around its stations.
The city has few conventional sights, and is known within Japan for its saboten cactus cultivation, an unusual local specialty. The hills on its northern edge give walking, and Nagoya with its castle, the Toyota museums and the Atsuta shrine is a short train ride away.
Rail lines reach central Nagoya in around twenty minutes. The city is flat and widely cycled, and buses cover the residential districts.
Spring and autumn are mild and the most comfortable. Summers on the Nōbi plain are notably hot and humid, and winters are cool and generally dry.
Japan uses the JPY, calling code +81.
Japan uses the yen, and Japanese is the everyday language with limited English. Quiet courtesy is expected, and tipping is not practised.