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Things to Do with Kids near Inzai (Chiba): 11 family spots within 20 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 11 family spots within 20 km of central Inzai, Chiba Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Imba Depot, about 6 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Imba Depot 印旛車両基地Railway museum6 km
Abiko City Museum of Birds 我孫子市鳥の博物館Science museum11 km
Funabashi H. C. Andersen Park ふなばしアンデルセン公園Amusement park11 km
Keisei Rose Garden 京成バラ園Botanical garden12 km
Medicinal Plant Garden, School of Pharmacy, Nihon University 日本大学薬学部薬用植物園Botanical garden14 km
Daikeien 大慶園Amusement park18 km
Toho University Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences Medicinal Botanical Garden 東邦大学薬学部薬用植物園Botanical garden18 km
Municipal Museum of Natural History in Ichikawa 市川自然博物館Science museum18 km
Ichikawa Zoological & Botanical Garden 市川市動植物園Zoo18 km
Genroku Matsudo-mura 元禄まつど村Amusement park19 km
Man'yō Botanical Garden (Ichikawa) 万葉植物園Botanical garden20 km

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