Hasuda City has seen housing development since the period of rapid economic growth. As a result, it has become a commuter town for the greater Tokyo area. However, there are also areas where nature remains. The city is famous for its thriving pear production, producing famous varieties such as Kosui and Hosui. There are also many factories, making manufacturing an essential part of the city's industry. Tourist attractions in Hasuda include Nishijo Numa Park, Hasuda City Cultural Assets Exhibition Hall, and the ruins of Egasaki Castle. Flower-related events such as the Cherry Blossom Festival and Cosmos Festival are also held here. The dogwood is the city's designated tree, and the water lily is the city's designated flower.