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Things to Do with Kids near Nagoyakō Station (Aichi): 11 family spots within 8 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 11 family spots within 8 km of Nagoyakō Station, Aichi Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Nagoya Port Sea Train Land, about 1 km away. The one English-speaking readers look up most is Legoland Japan Resort.

NameTypeDistance
Legoland Japan Resort レゴランド・ジャパンAmusement park6 km
SCMaglev and Railway Park リニア・鉄道館Science museum6 km
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium 名古屋港水族館Zoounder 1 km
Brother Museum ブラザーミュージアムScience museum5 km
Nagoya Port Sea Train Land 名古屋港シートレインランドAmusement parkunder 1 km
Nagoya Maritime Museum 名古屋海洋博物館Science museumunder 1 km
Tohogas Gas Energy Exhibit Hall ガスエネルギー館Science museum4 km
History Museum of Atsuta Shirotori 熱田白鳥の歴史館Science museum4 km
SEA LIFE Nagoya 名古屋シーライフ水族館Zoo6 km
Nogyo Bunka-en 名古屋市農業文化園Botanical garden7 km
Herbal Garden in Nagoya City University 名古屋市立大学薬学部薬用植物園Botanical garden7 km

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