Unfortunately, there are not many bilingual shops in Kashiwa, but Kashiwa goodwill guide association “KGGA” will help foreign travelers. This association is a well-meaning interpreter group registered with the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), and they can guide and take you to exciting tours in many kinds of language.
http://kashiwagoodwill.org/

Kashiwa Information Center answers various questions from the people visiting Kashiwa. Feel free to ask about event information, tourist information, traffic access and directions around Kashiwa Station, shops, and interesting spots.

KAMON  Website

KCC (Kashiwa Cross-cultural Center) is the public facility carries out business related to the international exchange in Kashiwa City. With three pillars that are “Living together”, “Support” and “Exchange with foreign countries” and as the center of international relationship activities KCC will seek to step up internationalization of citizen’s life and multicultural symbiosis.
http://www.kcc.kira-kira.jp/index-english/

KIRA is a volunteer organization that aims for international exchange through culture, education, and sports in a wide range of fields.
http://www.kira-kira.jp/eng_index.html

KOBAN is a facility operated by police officers dispatched from the police station. Around Kashiwa station Koban is in East Exit. Police officers will help you when you are in trouble, such as lost items, lost children, or involved in accidents.
http://www.police.pref.chiba.jp/police_department/kashiwa/pb_list/kasiwa_ekimae.html

Around Kashiwa station, you can rent cycles at East Exit 2nd Bicycle Station. (on the way between KOBAN and Joban line) For renting, you need to show your passport.
Time from 6am to 10pm
Price Adults 210 yen Under 18 100 yen

The emergency brochure issued by Military of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) can be downloaded by clicking below.
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http://www.mlit.go.jp/common/001266746.pdf