Ueno

A natural pond located within Ueno Park, Japan's first urban park.

A Popular Shopping Street Selling Everything from Food to Clothes.

A “Doorway to Art” made open to all. The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum awaits in Ueno Park.

The mansion that reflects the dazzling lifestyle in the Meiji Period.

The celebrated museum with creative exhibitions and public entry exhibitions.

The family temple of the Tokugawa family where successive shoguns rest.

The historic shrine from which the name of town derived from.

A temple enshrining “Flying Fudo (one of Gods in Buddhism)” is famous for an aviation safety prayer.

Also part of the World Heritage List! The museum is designed by Le Corbusier, a treasure trove of Western art.

Encounter Treasures at Japan’s Most Historical Museum that Features Japanese and Asian Art.

A Shopping Street with Anything You Might Need Related to Food.

Adorable giant pandas are all the buzz at this historic zoo!

The go-to standing bar in Ueno for wallet-friendly bites.

A popular fruit shop known for its fresh, cut fruits, allowing you to easily enjoy the seasonal flavors.

Heaping plates meet wallet-friendly prices at this hit restaurant run by a meat wholesaler.

A Japanese-style café where you can enjoy freshly cooked and freshly made onigiri (rice balls) along with homemade side dishes.

A garden café nestled in the lush greenery of Ueno Forest, where the menu features ingredients sourced from Tokyo.

A relaxing café perfect for a break while exploring Ueno Park.

A vegan ramen restaurant that makes everyone smile.

Enjoy authentic cuisine from a top-class chef and dim sum chef in a modern Chinese setting.

A variety of food on skewers served in a tangible cultural property.

Bar of creative Japanese cuisine representing all four seasons, full of color

A long-established restaurant with an extensive menu and a sense of nostalgia

Boasting Kansai-style okonomiyaki, crisp on the outside, soft on the inside

A long-established tea shop in Ameyoko, famous for its rich matcha soft serve ice cream.

A renowned traditional Japanese confectionery shop, famous for its exquisite dorayaki, considered one of the "Top Three Dorayaki in Tokyo."

The long-awaited Shinjuku branch now launched after the Ueno shop! All the best, exclusive Suica penguin goods to browse.

Bulk buying is a great deal at this candy specialty store with about 7,000 items.

Hands-down Great Shopping and Smooth Tax-Free Handling at the ecute Shopping Hub!

A creative shop arcade located under the elevated railway tracks.

From adult fashion brands to the local establishment, shops for the “bit fancier adults” are in this commercial complex.

A Japanese confectionary shop where you can experience the extravagant marriage between the wagashi with sake.

“toco.” is a guesthouse, hosted in a 90-year-old renovated building.

A place where the ordinary and extraordinary mix, bringing together travelers from around the world and locals alike.

When it comes to cherry blossoms in Tokyo and Japan, this is the place to be. The cherry blossom festival in Ueno Park is a historic and large-scale event.

The Original Location of Famous Festival “Tori-no-Ichi,” Where Visitors Pray for Financial Luck.