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Places to Visit near Nishi-Kuwana Station (Mie): 17 places to visit within 5 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 17 places to visit within 5 km of Nishi-Kuwana Station, Mie Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Daifukuden-ji Temple, about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Kuwana Castle 桑名城Castle1 km
Nagashima Castle 長島城Castle3 km
Daifukuden-ji Temple 大福田寺Buddhist templeunder 1 km
Kuwana Tachisaka Shrine 桑名立坂神社Shinto shrineunder 1 km
Kuwana Betsu-in Hontō-ji Temple 桑名別院本統寺Buddhist templeunder 1 km
Moroto garden 諸戸氏庭園Gardenunder 1 km
Kuwana City Museum 桑名市博物館Museumunder 1 km
Kuwana City Ishidori Hall 桑名市石取会館Museumunder 1 km
Kuwana Sōsha 桑名宗社Shinto shrineunder 1 km
Rokka-en 六華苑Gardenunder 1 km
Kuwana Shichiri no Watashi Park 桑名七里の渡し公園Park1 km
Wonono Shrine 尾野神社Shinto shrine1 km
Chinkokushukoku Shrine 鎮国守国神社Shinto shrine1 km
Akasuka Shinmei-sha 赤須賀神明社Shinto shrine2 km
Nabana no Sato なばなの里Park3 km
Nahashirono Shrine 苗代神社Shinto shrine3 km
Jozai-in Temple 常在院Buddhist temple5 km

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