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Places to Visit near Hitoichiba Station (Nagano): 13 places to visit within 5 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 13 places to visit within 5 km of Hitoichiba Station, Nagano Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Kinryu-ji (Azumino), about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Japan Ukiyo-e Museum 日本浮世絵博物館Museum4 km
Kinryu-ji (Azumino) 金龍寺Buddhist templeunder 1 km
Kumano Shrine 熊野神社Shinto shrine2 km
Jōkyō Gimin Memorial Museum 貞享義民記念館Museum2 km
Sumiyoshi Shrine 住吉神社Shinto shrine2 km
Kyōken-ji Temple 恭倹寺Buddhist temple4 km
Matsumoto City Open-Air Architectural Museum 松本市歴史の里Museum4 km
Toyoshina Local Museum 安曇野市豊科郷土博物館Museum4 km
AlpsPark アルプス公園Park5 km
Usui Yoshimi bungakukan 臼井吉見文学館Museum5 km
Hōzō-ji Temple 法蔵寺Buddhist temple5 km
Sensho-ji Temple 専称寺Buddhist temple5 km
Hōkō-ji Temple 放光寺Buddhist temple5 km

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