KashiharaLivability Score

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Kashihara's crime rate is 4.52 per 1,000 residents, with a safety score of 54.3. This city of about 121,000 maintains a calm residential atmosphere. The historic streetscapes of Fujiwara-kyo and Imai-cho contribute to strong community bonds that help maintain safety.

Kai

Kashihara's average land price is 104,602 yen per square meter, with a cost score of 52.0. For a Kintetsu-line commuter town with easy access to Osaka, this is quite reasonable. Average rent is 48,061 yen, offering good value given the transport convenience. Per capita taxable income is about 3.48 million yen.

Kai

Kashihara's convenience score is 49.9. Public transit usage is 26.6%, anchored by Yamato-Yagi Station where the Kintetsu Osaka and Kashihara lines intersect. There are 447 restaurants (3.70 per 1,000) and 919 retail stores (7.60 per 1,000). Direct Kintetsu access to Osaka and Kyoto makes it a well-connected commuter base.

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Kashihara's welfare score is 51.0. It has 8 hospitals and 119 clinics, with a combined medical facility density of 10.50 per 10,000. As a medical hub for central Nara Prefecture, daily healthcare access is good. With 22 schools (0.18 per 1,000 residents), it offers a balanced environment for families.

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Kashihara's economy score is 48.6, with per capita taxable income of about 3.48 million yen. The net migration rate is -0.29%, showing a loss of 351 residents. Traditional pharmaceutical manufacturing and Kintetsu-corridor commerce form the economic base. Rich cultural resources like Kashihara Shrine and Fujiwara-kyo ruins support tourism-driven revitalization efforts.