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Things to Do with Kids near Nishiōji Station (Kyoto): 12 family spots within 8 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 12 family spots within 8 km of Nishiōji Station, Kyoto Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Kyoto Railway Museum, about 1 km away. The one English-speaking readers look up most is Kyoto Botanical Garden.

NameTypeDistance
Kyoto Botanical Garden 京都府立植物園Botanical garden8 km
Iwatayama Monkey Park 嵐山モンキーパークいわたやまZoo6 km
Toei Kyoto Studio Park 東映太秦映画村Amusement park4 km
Kyoto Railway Museum 京都鉄道博物館Science museum1 km
Kyoto Aquarium 京都水族館Zoo2 km
Kyoto City Zoo 京都市動物園Zoo6 km
Yamashina Botanical Research Institute 山科植物資料館Botanical garden8 km
Kyoto Municipal Science Center for Youth 京都市青少年科学センターScience museum4 km
Kyoto Bamboo Museum 竹の資料館Science museum5 km
Masutomi Museum of Geoscience 益富地学会館Science museum5 km
Diorama Kyoto Japan ジオラマ・京都・JAPANScience museum6 km
Takada Crystal Museum 高田クリスタルミュージアムScience museum7 km

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