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Things to Do with Kids near Fuchū-Hommachi Station (Tokyo): 10 family spots within 8 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 10 family spots within 8 km of Fuchū-Hommachi Station, Tokyo in a straight line. The closest is Musashi Kokubunji Man'yō Garden, about 3 km away. The one English-speaking readers look up most is PokéPark Kanto.

NameTypeDistance
PokéPark Kanto ポケパーク カントーAmusement park6 km
Sanrio Puroland サンリオピューロランドAmusement park6 km
Yomiuriland よみうりランドAmusement park6 km
Tama Zoological Park 多摩動物公園Zoo7 km
Jindai Botanical Garden 神代植物公園Botanical garden6 km
Keio Rail-Land 京王れーるランドScience museum7 km
Musashi Kokubunji Man'yō Garden 国分寺万葉植物園Botanical garden3 km
Nature and Science Museum, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology 東京農工大学科学博物館Science museum5 km
NAOJ Mitaka Campus 国立天文台三鷹キャンパスScience museum6 km
Tokyo Metropolitan Medicinal Plants Garden 東京都薬用植物園Botanical garden7 km

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