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Places to Visit near Dōshishamae Station (Kyoto): 13 places to visit within 5 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 13 places to visit within 5 km of Dōshishamae Station, Kyoto Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Hōsen-ji Temple, about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Kuraoka Shrine 鞍岡神社Shinto shrine3 km
Hōsen-ji Temple 法泉寺Buddhist temple1 km
Kannon-ji Temple 観音寺Buddhist temple2 km
Tanakurahiko Shrine 棚倉孫神社Shinto shrine2 km
Ikkyū-ji Temple 酬恩庵Buddhist temple3 km
Idedera-ato 井手寺跡Buddhist temple3 km
Mount Kannabi 甘南備山Mountain3 km
Tamatsuoka Shrine 玉津岡神社Shinto shrine4 km
Kaniman-ji Temple 蟹満寺Buddhist temple4 km
Takeuchi Shrine 武内神社Shinto shrine4 km
Mizushi Shrine 水主神社Shinto shrine5 km
Housono Shrine 祝園神社Shinto shrine5 km
Tsukiyomi Shrine 月讀神社Shinto shrine5 km

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