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Places to Visit near Negoya Station (Gunma): 16 places to visit within 5 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 16 places to visit within 5 km of Negoya Station, Gunma Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Negoya Castle, about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Takasaki Castle 高崎城Castle4 km
Negoya Castle 根小屋城Castleunder 1 km
Yamana Castle 山名城Castle2 km
Yamana-hachimangū 山名八幡宮Shinto shrine2 km
Kuragano Shrine 倉賀野神社Shinto shrine2 km
Kuragano Castle 倉賀野城Castle2 km
Obori Shrine 小祝神社Shinto shrine3 km
Takasaki Museum of Art 高崎市美術館Museum3 km
Kan'non-yama Park 観音山公園Park4 km
Ankoku-ji Temple 安国寺Buddhist temple4 km
Daishin-ji Temple 大信寺Buddhist temple4 km
Yamada Kamachi Museum of Art, Takasaki 高崎市山田かまち美術館Museum4 km
Jigen-in Temple 慈眼院Buddhist temple4 km
Susanoo Shrine (Takasaki) 進雄神社Shinto shrine4 km
Gunma Gokoku Shrine 群馬縣護國神社Shinto shrine4 km
Takasaki Shrine 高崎神社Shinto shrine5 km

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