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Places to Visit near Hyuga (Miyazaki): 21 places to visit within 25 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 21 places to visit within 25 km of central Hyuga, Miyazaki Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Jōgan-ji Temple, about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Tsuno Shrine 都農神社Shinto shrine13 km
Mount Osuzu 尾鈴山Mountain13 km
Birōjima 枇榔島Island22 km
Sōrinbaru kuyōtō 宗麟原供養塔Tower23 km
Jōgan-ji Temple 成願寺Buddhist temple1 km
Wakayama Bokusui Museum 若山牧水記念文学館Museum6 km
Jōzen-ji Temple 定善寺Buddhist temple10 km
Yatogi Falls 矢研の滝Waterfall11 km
Ōmi-jinjya 大御神社Shinto shrine12 km
Myōkoku-ji Garden 妙国寺庭園Garden14 km
Hyūga Myōkoku-ji Temple 日向妙国寺Buddhist temple14 km
Hososhima Lighthouse 細島灯台Lighthouse16 km
Nishi no Shosoin 西の正倉院Museum18 km
Mikado Shrine 神門神社Shinto shrine18 km
Iorigawa kannon-dō Temple 庵川観音堂Buddhist temple18 km
Kawaminami Gokoku Shrine 川南護国神社Shinto shrine20 km
Niinoishi Castle 新納石城Castle21 km
Niiniin Taka Castle 高城Castle24 km
Nishishina Castle 西階城Castle24 km
Atago-yama 愛宕山Mountain24 km
Inoue Castle 井上城Castle24 km

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