Inagi City (稲城市, Inagi-shi), established in 1971, is located in the western part of Tokyo Prefecture, Japan, is a charming suburban community known for its peaceful atmosphere and family-friendly environment. The city is surrounded by lush greenery, offering residents numerous parks and open spaces to enjoy. Inagi City also boasts a rich history and culture, with several temples and shrines dotting its landscape. Despite its tranquil suburban setting, Inagi City is conveniently located near the bustling metropolis of Tokyo, providing residents with easy access to a wide range of urban amenities and attractions. Inagi’s mascot is a pear-shaped robot named Nashinosuke Inagi (稲城なしのすけ).

Foster City, established in 1971, is a testament to visionary urban planning. It was built on the former Brewer Island, a marshy area on the San Francisco Bay’s edge. Developer T. Jack Foster spearheaded this ambitious project, transforming the wetlands into a meticulously designed community known for its lagoons, waterways, and family-friendly environment. Foster City quickly gained popularity, attracting residents with its well-planned neighborhoods, abundant recreational amenities, and proximity to major employment centers. Over the years, the city has continued to flourish, evolving into a thriving hub for technology companies and a sought-after destination for those seeking a balanced suburban lifestyle.