Canada Fair in Kasugai (April 20, 2025)

May 6, 2025

2009年6月20日

A successful collaboration with Kasugai City!

Kasugai City, in collaboration with TJCS, held its "Kasugai Canada Festa" event - a cultural experience featuring Canada.


The event was held on April 20, 2005 (Sun) at Nexity Paletta (near JR Kachigawa Station) and welcomed around 500 visitors. Adding to the international flair of the event, approximately 15 citizens from Kelowna, BC (Kasugai's sister city) joined the festivities. They were warmly welcomed by everyone at the venue, creating an atmosphere full of smiles, friendship, and cultural exchange.

Crowd at an event in a room decorated with Canadian flags, shopping at display shelves.

The Canada themed fair featured a variety of attractions that offered guests a true taste of Canada, including food trucks serving authentic Canadian dishes like poutine, local craft beer and Canadian wine tastings, and a market offering maple cookies, smoked jerky, and other Canadian goods.


A panel display and video introduction to Kelowna helped deepen the understanding of the strong bond between the two cities. There were also hands-on workshops and family-friendly activities, making the event enjoyable for visitors of all ages.


Also happening at the venue was a Saint George's Day event, organized by the NPO Aichi Kasugaikko, featuring handmade goods, and flower and book gift exchanges. This created a unique blend of cultures and offered a fresh and vibrant experience that differed from previous local events.

A warm welcome speech from the Mayor of Kasugai (who delivered his speech in perfect English), and other guests of honour highlighted the importance of the relationship between Kasugai and Kelowna, and the audience responded with heartfelt applause.


The Kasugai Canada Festa turned out to be a joyful and memorable day, bringing people together across borders. We extend our sincere thanks to all the visitors and everyone involved in making this event possible.


We look forward to building more wonderful connections with Kasugai City and the people around there!

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