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

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 11 family spots within 8 km of Saginomiya Station, Tokyo in a straight line. The closest is Nakano Depot, about 5 km away. The one English-speaking readers look up most is Shinjuku Gyoen.

NameTypeDistance
Shinjuku Gyoen 新宿御苑Botanical garden8 km
Sunshine Aquarium サンシャイン水族館Zoo7 km
Inokashira Park Zoo 井の頭自然文化園Zoo6 km
Namco Namja Town ナンジャタウンAmusement park7 km
Akatsuka Botanical Garden 赤塚植物園Botanical garden6 km
Makino Memorial Garden 牧野記念庭園Botanical garden5 km
Nakano Depot 中野車両基地Railway museum5 km
Suginami City Kōyō Junior High School Man'yō Botanical Garden 杉並区立向陽中学校万葉植物園Botanical garden5 km
Itabashi Science and Education Hall 板橋区立教育科学館Science museum6 km
Man'yō・Medicinal Plants Garden 万葉・薬用園Botanical garden6 km
NTT History Center of Technologies NTT技術史料館Science museum7 km

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