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

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 12 family spots within 8 km of Nisshin Station, Aichi Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Toyota Automobile Museum, about 6 km away. The one English-speaking readers look up most is Ghibli Park.

NameTypeDistance
Ghibli Park ジブリパークAmusement park7 km
Toyota Automobile Museum トヨタ博物館Science museum6 km
Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens 東山動植物園Zoo8 km
Dondoko Forest どんどこ森Amusement park7 km
Valley of Witches 魔女の谷Amusement park7 km
JR Central Pavilion of Expo 2005 JR東海 超伝導リニア館Science museum7 km
Hill of Youth 青春の丘Amusement park7 km
Higashiyama Botanical Garden 名古屋市東山植物園Botanical garden7 km
Mononoke Village もののけの里Amusement park8 km
Higashiyama Zoo Medaka World 世界のメダカ館Zoo8 km
Higashiyama Zoo Main Park 名古屋市東山動物園本園Zoo8 km
Higashiyama Zoo North Park 名古屋市東山動物園北園Zoo8 km

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