Welcome to Inasa-cho

Inasa-cho is located on the northeast shores of Lake Hamana, in the extreme west of Shizuoka Prefecture, roughly in the center of Japan. It extends 13 km

(8 miles) east to west, 18 km (11 miles) north to south, with a total land area of 121.18 km 2 (47 square miles). The climate is mild and snow is rare. Inasa-cho enjoys the average temperature of 16°C (61°F) and average annual rainfalls of 1875 mm.

Inasa-cho is famous for its historical and cultural heritage such as Iinoya Shrine, Ryotanji Temple, Hokoji Temple, Ryugashido Limestone Cave and you name it. Also Yoko Kabuki Play held in October and Puppet Show Festival in November are exciting annual attractions. It not only draws nearly 1 million visitors pre year, but it's also “home sweet home” for almost 15,000 residents.

Thanks to mild climate, Inasa-cho is a producer of flowers, greenery, vegetables, green tea and mandarin oranges.

Ｓomething about Mayor Nagayama
Words he keeps in mind	Do anything in all sincerity. Heaven helps those are being honest & good.
Hobbies	Learning calligraphy and plaing a magic.
Location of his house	His house is located in the northern part of Inasa-cho. It is on the top of the hill surrounded by splendid trees which have been there for a long time.
Family	His better half, two sons and his mother