City Emblem, City Flower, City Tree, City Bird, City Logotype

City Emblem

This city emblem is a design based on the "i" of Inagi, symbolizing harmonious City Administration and limitless development towards the future.
(Established on October 14, 1967)

City Flower: Pear

Pears have been cultivated since the Genroku period of the Edo period and are still a specialty product of Inagi City. There are approximately 35 hectares of pear orchards centered around Yanokuchi, Higashi-Naganuma, and Oshitate. The sight of white flowers stretching endlessly in the height of spring is one of the representative landscapes of Inagi.
(Established on November 1, 1973)

City Tree "Ginkgo"

Seedlings are also easy to obtain and planting is simple. Due to its resistance to pollution, suitability for street trees, and dignified appearance, it was selected as the city's tree. Ginkgo trees are numerous in the city, and those on the east side of Yanokuchi Station are considered to be old.
(Established on November 1, 1973)

City Bird "Common Kestrel"

Established to commemorate the 45th anniversary of city administration. It is a member of the falcon family, about the size of a pigeon, and can be seen near places like the Kasayato Ohashi in the city. It is a symbolic bird that represents the richness of Inagi City's ecosystem.
(Established on November 1, 2016)

City Logo Type

To commemorate the 45th anniversary of the city system enforcement, we have established a logo type that visualizes the kanji representation "Inagi City" and the English representation "INAGI CITY".
(Established on November 1, 2017)

The Inagi City logo type can be used in combination with the official character of Inagi City upon application.
For details about the application, please see the following page.

• Usage License for Inagi City's Official Characters (Inagi Nashinosuke and Onekan Warrior Inagi Pedalion)