Tokyo's Ueno Park - a green corner that makes people linger

Ueno Park in Tokyo is truly a place that makes people linger. It is the first park in Japan, located in Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo, covering an area of ​​approximately 530,000 square meters. It is super large and comfortable. This place has a long history and rich cultural atmosphere. There are large areas of green space, lakes and forests. The natural scenery is really charming. You will feel relaxed when you come in. I happened to be there in spring this time, and the whole field of cherry blossoms was in beautiful bloom. There was also a cherry blossom festival on site, and the atmosphere was really good. There were a lot of tourists but it didn't feel crowded. In addition to cherry blossoms, there are also lotus, peony, chrysanthemum, etc. It is worth visiting in all seasons. And the whole park is very clean and well-maintained. I really can't help taking a lot of photos. There are also a lot of delicious food in the park. This time I was lucky enough to run into the Izu Food Week, and it was so happy to eat while walking around. There are traditional snacks such as grilled fish, grilled rice cakes, fried dumplings, octopus balls, fried noodles, etc. The grilled fish and rice cakes are exactly the same as in the Ghibli animation, and they are delicious. You can eat while walking and enjoying the scenery. It feels like a festival. If you want to take photos, you will definitely not be disappointed. There are many places like the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum of Western Art, the Ueno Zoo, the Shinobazu Pond, the Gojo Shrine, etc. Every corner is very picturesque. The row of torii gates at Gojo Tenjinja Shrine really looks like a direct substitute for the ones in Kyoto, and they are just as good when photographed. The lotus and water lilies in Shinobazu Pond are also very dreamy, and they look really fairy-like when the light is good. Overall, this is really a stop you cannot miss when you come to Tokyo. It has nature, culture, and delicious food. Most importantly, it is a great place to take photos. It looks good no matter how you take the photos. If you haven't been to Ueno Park yet, I highly recommend you take a day to take a walk and have a look. You will definitely fall in love with this charming place. #Tokyo Attractions