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Things to Do with Kids near Deyashiki Station (Hyōgo): 10 family spots within 8 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 10 family spots within 8 km of Deyashiki Station, Hyōgo Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is KidZania Koshien, about 4 km away. The one English-speaking readers look up most is Universal Studios Japan.

NameTypeDistance
Universal Studios Japan ユニバーサル・スタジオ・ジャパンAmusement park6 km
KidZania Koshien キッザニア甲子園Amusement park4 km
Hanshin-park 甲子園阪神パークZoo4 km
Kamisakabe-Nishi Park 上坂部西公園Botanical garden4 km
Osaka City Sewerage Science Museum 大阪市下水道科学館Science museum6 km
Nishida Park Man'yō Botanical Garden 西田公園 万葉植物苑Botanical garden7 km
Nishinomiya Shell Museum 西宮市貝類館Science museum7 km
Legoland Discovery Center Osaka レゴランド・ディスカバリー・センター大阪Amusement park7 km
Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan 海遊館Zoo7 km
Itami City Children's Cultural Science Museum 伊丹市立こども文化科学館Science museum8 km

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