Kasama

Kasama is a city situated in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. As of September 2015, the city had an expected populace of 76,888, and a populace thickness of 320 people for each km². Kasama is situated in the focal Ibaraki Prefecture. Kasama is encompassed by mountains on all sides. Kasama was at one time a stronghold town for Kasama Domain and post-station amid the Edo time frame, and a holy place town of Kasama Inari Shrine in the Meiji time frame. Stone quarrying was its primary movement. Utensils for tea function, bloom vases, and purpose holders called Kasama product were delivered here.

After the Meiji Restoration, the town of Kasama was built up with the formation of the regions framework on April 1, 1889 inside Nishiibaraki District. The town of Shishido, the previous mansion town of Shishido Domain was in like manner built up inside Nishiibaraki District around the same time. Twice day by day, tolls report the opportunity to the tune of his tunes. Kasama has a blended mechanical base of light assembling and sustenance handling. The region is likewise acclaimed for stone quarrying of a type of rock called mikage-ishi, generally utilized in development in Japan.

Neighborhood attractions:

• Remnants of Kasama Castle
• Kasama Inari Shrine, one of the principle Inari holy places in Japan
• Kasama Nichido Museum of Art Ibaraki Prefectural Ceramics Museum
• The place of calligrapher and ceramicist Kitaoji Rosanjin.