Day Trip from Tokyo to Inashiki (Ibaraki): Distance, Stations & Places to Visit
Inashiki, Ibaraki Prefecture is about 59 km from Tokyo Station in a straight line, which puts it within day-trip range of Tokyo for most travellers, depending on train connections.
| Straight-line distance from Tokyo Station | about 59 km |
|---|---|
| Stations closest to the city centre | Namegawa Station – 9.1 km Shimōsa-Kōzaki Station – 10.4 km |
| Route planner | Open this route in Google Maps (transit) |
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Read the Japan Town plan →Places to visit in and around Inashiki
- Lake Kasumigaura – Lake, 11 km from the centre
- Makiba Line – Museum, 12 km from the centre
- Yokaren Peace Memorial Museum – Museum, 13 km from the centre
- Ryūkaku-ji Temple – Buddhist temple, 15 km from the centre
- Ryūshō-in Temple – Buddhist temple, 10 km from the centre
- Edosaki fudō-in Temple – Buddhist temple, under 1 km from the centre
- Hōzen-ji Temple – Buddhist temple, 3 km from the centre
- Jingū-ji Temple – Buddhist temple, 4 km from the centre
- Ōsugi Shrine – Shinto shrine, 5 km from the centre
- Tatenui Shrine (Miho, Ibaraki) – Shinto shrine, 7 km from the centre
- Kihara Castle – Castle, 8 km from the centre
- Kannon-ji Temple – Buddhist temple, 9 km from the centre
See the full list of places near Inashiki →
Before you go
- The distance above is a straight-line figure calculated from map coordinates. Train routes are longer, and travel time depends on the service and transfers, so check the route planner link for today's options.
- Timetables, fares and opening hours change. Please confirm them on official websites before you travel.
Source: location data from Wikidata (CC0). Distances are calculated by this website.