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Kasukabe / Where fun never ends

MeowScore 😸89/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😼
🚗 Traffic density 😻
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😼
🌳 Parks and greenery 😻
👮‍♂️ Safety 😻

Best month

March

Cherry blossoms! Pure magic.

❄️🌸
january

Experience the stunning winter illuminations at Kurihama Flower Park

🎉👹
february

Join the lively Setsubun festival at Kitain Temple

🌸🌸
march

See the captivating cherry blossoms bloom all over the city

🎉🐉
april

Enjoy the exciting Kasukabe Matsuri festival

🏠🌳
may

Explore the peaceful Takayama Village and its traditional houses

🏊💦
june

Relax at the refreshing local pools and water parks

🎋🎉
july

Celebrate Tanabata with colorful decorations and activities

🍧❄️
august

Cool down with delicious Kakigori shaved ice desserts

🏰🍢
september

Discover the rich history of Saitama Prefecture at Kawagoe City

🎃👻
october

Visit the spooky haunted houses and attractions at the yearly Horror Nights

🍂🌰
november

Taste the seasonal flavors of local chestnuts and persimmons

🎄🎅
december

Experience the magical Christmas lights and markets around the city

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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The economical situation in Kasukabe is moderate, not too cheap nor expensive. Shopping can be costly but there are also affordable options.

Visit local markets and opt for street food to save money. Research prices before making any big purchase.

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

Short stopover

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

Short stopover

Kasukabe is a small city and usually serves as a quick stopover for tourists exploring the surrounding areas.

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture.

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture.

Payment is usually done in cash and splitting the bill is not common. Etiquette is to hand the cash to the waiter directly.

internet situation

great Speed

High speed fiber optic available

great Availability

Internet access widely available

great Cellular

Good coverage across the city

Electric socket type B

Common in North and Central America. Safer because of grounding pin, mind voltage differences.

JPY

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biking possible

Mixed infrastructure

walkable -ish

Good infrastructure & parks

LGBTQ hostile

Mixed attitudes

Catnip fields as far as the eye can see, but watch out for the fish markets!

Cats can take a break from pawing at screens to paw at traditional tea houses.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Kasukabe Soccer Stadium
✈️
Kasukabe Air Base
🏯
Kasukabe Castle Ruins
⛩️
Kasukabe Shrine
🚂
Kasukabe Hometown Station

The mainstream

⚽
Kasukabe Soccer Stadium

A stadium that hosts local and national soccer games, from high school teams to the J-League club. It has a seating capacity of around 10,000 people.

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✈️
Kasukabe Air Base

An air force base that was primarily used during the World War II. Now it is open to the public as the Saitama Prefectural Museum of History and Folklore.

Google Maps
🏯
Kasukabe Castle Ruins

A former castle and fortress that was used to protect the city from invaders. Now it is a scenic park with a pond, a playground, and a view of the cityscape.

Google Maps
⛩️
Kasukabe Shrine

A historic Shinto shrine in Kasukabe city that is said to have been around since the 9th century. It houses a beautiful garden, a wooden gate, and a hall for worship.

Google Maps
🚂
Kasukabe Hometown Station

The center of Kasukabe for locals and the gateway to the neighboring cities. It has a vast shopping center, a movie theater, and a train station.

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Off the beaten path

🧭
Otaka no Mori park
🙏
Tenjuin Temple
🍃
Mukaiyama Ryokuchi Park
🎨
Kasukabe Museum of Contemporary Art
🌳
Kasukabe Fureai Park

Off the beaten path

🧭
Otaka no Mori park

A sprawling woodland park with a lake for fishing, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Perfect for adventurous cats who like to explore nature. 🌳🐟🧭

Google Maps
🙏
Tenjuin Temple

A hidden gem of a temple with beautifully manicured gardens, quiet cherry blossom-lined paths, and a relaxing air for cats who want to meditate. 🐈🌸🙏

Google Maps
🍃
Mukaiyama Ryokuchi Park

A hilltop park with plenty of hiking trails and scenic views, plus a small Japanese garden for cats who appreciate a touch of Zen. 🍃🐱🌸

Google Maps
🎨
Kasukabe Museum of Contemporary Art

A small but well-curated collection of modern artwork in a quiet part of town. Purr-fect for curious cats. 🎨😺👀

Google Maps
🌳
Kasukabe Fureai Park

A peaceful and spacious park with a pond, playground, and plenty of green space for cats to stretch their paws out in the sun. 🌳🐾🌞

Google Maps

biking possible

Mixed infrastructure

walkable -ish

Good infrastructure & parks

LGBTQ hostile

Mixed attitudes

Mindful meoweler tips

Visit the Kasukabe City Museum

Learn about the history and culture of Kasukabe through exhibitions showcasing local artifacts and relics.

Experience traditional Japanese cuisine at Tsukiji Restaurant

Savor fresh seafood and other delicacies in a cozy setting that exemplifies Japanese hospitality.

Stroll through Kita-Konoyama Park

Get some fresh air and enjoy the scenery in this lush park with a large pond and a variety of flora and fauna.

Attend the Kasukabe Fireworks Festival

Experience the excitement of one of Japan's biggest fireworks displays, attracting over 1 million visitors annually.

Visit the Kanasana Shrine

Experience the spiritual side of Kasukabe by admiring the intricate architecture and serene ambiance of this ancient Shinto shrine.

Useful external sites

visitkasukabe.com

Kasukabe Tourism↗

Official tourism website for Kasukabe city, providing information on attractions, activities, accommodation, and events.

www.city.kasukabe.lg.jp/foreign_language/english

Kasukabe City↗

Official website for Kasukabe city, providing information on local government services, transportation, and living in the city.

www.jreast.co.jp/e/stations/e811.html

Kasukabe Station Map↗

A map of Kasukabe Station and surrounding area, showing exits, shops, and facilities.

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