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Places to Visit near Okuma (Fukushima): 15 places to visit within 25 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 15 places to visit within 25 km of central Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Ōtakadoya, about 10 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Ōtakadoya 大鷹鳥谷山Mountain10 km
Niiyama Castle 新山城Castle10 km
Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Memorial Museum 東日本大震災・原子力災害伝承館Museum10 km
Fukushima March 11 Memorial Park 福島県復興祈念公園Park11 km
Shōsai-ji Temple 正西寺Buddhist temple12 km
Kusano Shrine 苕野神社Shinto shrine13 km
Daishō-ji Temple 大聖寺Buddhist temple14 km
Chōfuku-ji Temple 長福寺Buddhist temple15 km
Narahahachiman Shrine 楢葉八幡神社Shinto shrine17 km
Hiwashi Shrine 日鷲神社Shinto shrine19 km
Odaka Castle 小高城Castle21 km
Mount Otakine 大滝根山Mountain23 km
Iwaki City Anmonite Center いわき市アンモナイトセンターMuseum23 km
Mount Futatsuya 二ッ箭山Mountain24 km
Taka Shrine 多珂神社Shinto shrine25 km

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