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Places to Visit near Nabeshima Station (Saga): 21 places to visit within 5 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 21 places to visit within 5 km of Nabeshima Station, Saga Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Kōno Park, about 2 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Saga Castle 佐賀城Castle4 km
Saga Prefectural Museum 佐賀県立博物館Museum4 km
Chōkokan 徴古館Museum3 km
Kōden-ji Temple 高伝寺Buddhist temple3 km
Kōno Park 神野公園Park2 km
Don-Don-Don no Mori どんどんどんの森Park2 km
Saga Gokoku Shrine 佐賀縣護國神社Shinto shrine3 km
Yoka Shrine 與賀神社Shinto shrine3 km
Saga University Art Museum 佐賀大学美術館Museum3 km
SAGA Sunrise Park SAGAサンライズパークPark3 km
Ryūtai-ji Temple 龍泰寺Buddhist temple3 km
Ryūzōji-hachinamgū 龍造寺八幡宮Shinto shrine3 km
Saga Balloon Museum 佐賀バルーンミュージアムMuseum3 km
Saga Shrine 佐嘉神社Shinto shrine3 km
Saga Prefectural Art Museum 佐賀県立美術館Museum4 km
Saga Castle Park 佐賀城公園Castle4 km
Ohojō Tenmangū 於保天満宮Shinto shrine4 km
Myōgyoku-ji Temple 妙玉寺Buddhist temple4 km
Jōen-ji Temple 浄円寺Buddhist temple4 km
Ushijima Tenmangū 牛嶋天満宮Shinto shrine4 km
Shōgon-ji Temple 勝嚴寺Buddhist temple5 km

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