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Places to Visit near Nukajūtaku-Mae Station (Ishikawa): 18 places to visit within 5 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 18 places to visit within 5 km of Nukajūtaku-Mae Station, Ishikawa Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Takamimusuhi Shrine, about 3 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Myōryū-ji Temple 妙立寺Buddhist temple5 km
Imohori Tōgoro Shrine 芋堀藤五郎神社Shinto shrine3 km
Suematsu Haiji 末松廃寺跡Buddhist temple3 km
Takamimusuhi Shrine 高皇産霊神社Shinto shrine3 km
Mount Manganji 満願寺山Mountain3 km
Daijōji Hillside Park 大乗寺丘陵公園Park4 km
Daijō-ji Temple 大乗寺Buddhist temple4 km
Mount Noda 野田山Mountain4 km
Izuminosakuragi Shrine 泉野櫻木神社Shinto shrine4 km
Honze-ji Temple 本是寺Buddhist temple4 km
Nakagawa Kazumasa Memorial Museum of Art 白山市立松任中川一政記念美術館Museum5 km
Tōun-ji Temple 桃雲寺Buddhist temple5 km
Kōtoku-ji Temple 興徳寺Buddhist temple5 km
Myōhō-ji Temple 妙法寺Buddhist temple5 km
Saihō-ji Temple 西方寺Buddhist temple5 km
Fushimi-ji Temple 伏見寺Buddhist temple5 km
Nishi Chaya Shiryokan Museum 西茶屋資料館Museum5 km
Kōgan-ji Temple 高岸寺Buddhist temple5 km

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