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Places to Visit near Takasaka Station (Saitama): 11 places to visit within 5 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 11 places to visit within 5 km of Takasaka Station, Saitama Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Takasaka Yakata, about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Matsuyama Castle 松山城Castle4 km
Peace Museum of Saitama 埼玉県平和資料館Museum3 km
Shōbō-ji Temple 正法寺Buddhist temple3 km
Takasaka Yakata 高坂館Castleunder 1 km
Semyoujuji Temple 世明寿寺Buddhist temple2 km
Daito Bunka University Beatrix Potter Reference Library 大東文化大学ビアトリクス・ポター資料館Museum2 km
Saitama Children's Zoo 埼玉県こども動物自然公園Park2 km
Mount Monomi 物見山Mountain3 km
Yakyū Inari Shrine 箭弓稲荷神社Shinto shrine4 km
Daichi-ji Temple 大智寺Buddhist temple4 km
Ōmiya Sumiyoshi Shrine 大宮住吉神社Shinto shrine4 km

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