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Things to Do with Kids near Shiomichō Station (Aichi): 10 family spots within 8 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 10 family spots within 8 km of Shiomichō Station, Aichi Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Tohogas Gas Energy Exhibit Hall, about 2 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 park4 km
SCMaglev and Railway Park リニア・鉄道館Science museum4 km
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium 名古屋港水族館Zoo2 km
Brother Museum ブラザーミュージアムScience museum7 km
Tohogas Gas Energy Exhibit Hall ガスエネルギー館Science museum2 km
Nagoya Maritime Museum 名古屋海洋博物館Science museum2 km
Nagoya Port Sea Train Land 名古屋港シートレインランドAmusement park3 km
SEA LIFE Nagoya 名古屋シーライフ水族館Zoo4 km
History Museum of Atsuta Shirotori 熱田白鳥の歴史館Science museum7 km
Nogyo Bunka-en 名古屋市農業文化園Botanical garden8 km

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