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Places to Visit near Showa (Fukushima): 20 places to visit within 25 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 20 places to visit within 25 km of central Showa, Fukushima Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Nango Ski Area, about 10 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Isasumi Shrine 伊佐須美神社Shinto shrine24 km
Lake Numazawa 沼沢湖Lake14 km
Nango Ski Area 会津高原南郷スキー場Ski resort10 km
Mount Hakase 博士山Mountain10 km
Nishitashisuzume Castle 西谷雀ヶ城Castle14 km
Tadami Museum of Folklore and History ただみ・モノとくらしのミュージアムMuseum15 km
Tamanawa Castle 玉縄城Castle15 km
Myōjinga Dake 明神ヶ岳Mountain17 km
Hisakawa Castle 久川城Castle18 km
Kumano Shrine 熊野神社Shinto shrine21 km
Tadeuga Shrine 田出宇賀神社Shinto shrine21 km
Shigiyama Castle 鴫山城Castle21 km
Oyamazumi Shrine 大山祇神社Shinto shrine22 km
Okuaizu Museum 奥会津博物館Museum23 km
Nanatsugatake 七ヶ岳Mountain24 km
Enzo-ji Temple 円蔵寺Buddhist temple24 km
Hōyō-ji Temple 法用寺Buddhist temple25 km
Ryūkō-ji Temple 龍興寺Buddhist temple25 km
Nichirin-ji Temple 日輪寺Buddhist temple25 km
Tennō-ji Temple 天王寺Buddhist temple25 km

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