[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Ueno (Updated Mar)

#NewYearNewTrip Ganko Ueno Honten 📍Address: Japan 〒110-0005 Tokyo, Taito City, Ueno, 4 Chome−9−6 Nagafuji, 6F https://maps.app.goo.gl/VWsS75Ly7nZ6Qopz7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy 🕰️bOpening hours: Open daily from 11:30 to 22:00 🚗Access: About 3 minutes on foot from JR Ueno Station Shinobazu Exit or Ueno Subway Station Ganko Ueno HontenThis restaurant is famous for its traditional Japanese cuisine. The restaurant is decorated in the style of an old Japanese house. There are counter seats and private rooms. The food is delicious. There is a wide variety of food to choose from. There are shoe lockers in front of the entrance.

แจกแพลนเที่ยวญี่ปุ่น โตเกียว 6 วัน 5 คืน ช่วงเดือนมกราคม ซึ่งเป็นฤดูหนาว อากาศประมาน 5-10 องศา 🛫 สำหรับการเดินทางในทริปนี้เราไปกับสายการบิน Air Macau ราคาดีมากๆ รวมน้ำหนักกระเป๋า 20 กิโล แบบ full service (ต่อเครื่องที่มาเก๊า) 🚆ในทริปนี้เราเดินทางโดยใช้ Tokyo wide pass เป็นหลัก Day1: เราถึงสนามบินนาริตะประมาน 14.20น 📍ขึ้นรถไฟ NEX ไปลง shinjuku 📍เดินช้อปปิ้งย่าน shinjuku 📍กลับที่พัก (เราพักแถว ikebukuro) Day2: ไปดูฟูจิซังแบบ one day trip 📍Fuji kawaguchiko ( Fuji excursion รอบเช้า กลับรอบสุดท้าย ประมาน 4 โมงครึ่ง ) 📍shinjuku Day3: ไปเล่นหิมะแบบ one day trip 📍gala yuzawa (จอง Shinkansen รอบ 06.44 ใช้เวลาเดินทางประมาน 1 ชั่วโมงกว่าๆ กลับรอบ 14.27) 📍Ginza 📍Shibuya Day4: เที่ยวสวนสนุกแบบเต็มวัน 📍Tokyo Disneyland Day5: เที่ยวชิวๆในโตเกียว 📍Asakusa, Sensoji temple, sumida park 📍Tokyo tower 📍TeamLabs Tokyo Day6: วันสุดท้าย แวะช้อปปิ้งก่อนกลับนิดหน่อย 📍Ueno 📍Narita Airport #แจกแพลนเที่ยว

🌼 When spring arrives, Tokyo's cherry blossoms bloom in full glory These 8 stunning cherry blossom routes will take you from pink tunnels to secret night cherry blossom spots Every place is a perfect photo spot~📸✨ - 1️⃣ Meguro River: Ikejiri-Ohashi ~ Meguro Shinbashi ~ Kame-no-Ko Bridge From Ikejiri-Ohashi to Kame-no-Ko Bridge, the 3.8 km riverbank is adorned with over 800 Somei Yoshino cherry trees, forming a pink tunnel. When the lights come on at night, the night cherry blossoms are mesmerizing✨ The riverside cafes and cherry blossom season boat rides make it even more romantic🚤 No wonder it's one of Tokyo's top cherry blossom viewing spots! - 2️⃣ Ueno Asakusa: Ueno Park ~ Sensoji Temple ~ Sumida Park Ueno Park's cherry blossom avenue boasts over 1,200 cherry trees of various species! During the cherry blossom festival, it's as lively as a holiday~ The area in front of Sensoji Temple's Thunder Gate is always packed with tourists taking photos📸 The snacks and crafts on Nakamise Street are also irresistible. The view of cherry blossoms with Tokyo Skytree in Sumida Park is simply stunning😍 - 3️⃣ Around the Imperial Palace: Kudanshita ~ Chidorigafuchi ~ Hibiya Chidorigafuchi's cherry blossoms along the moat are like a painting~ Especially when rowing a boat through the falling petals, it's heart-poundingly romantic💓 Walking from Kudanshita to Hibiya, you go from tranquil cherry blossom paths to bustling city streets🏙️ It feels like traveling from ancient times to the modern era, super interesting! - 4️⃣ Shinjuku: Shinjuku Gyoen ~ Jorenji Temple Shinjuku Gyoen is like an oasis in the city! With 65 types of cherry blossoms blooming in succession, the flowering period is super long~ After viewing the cherry blossoms, you can also visit Jorenji Temple to see the magnificent weeping cherry tree🌳 The contrast between skyscrapers and temple cherry blossoms makes for great photo ops📷 - 5️⃣ Roppongi: Roppongi Hills ~ Mori Garden ~ Sakura-zaka The cherry blossoms in Mori Garden at Roppongi Hills with Tokyo Tower in the background is a paradise for photographers📸 The two rows of cherry trees in Sakura-zaka are fully bloomed, and when the lights come on at night, the romance level is off the charts🌸 It's a hidden gem for cherry blossom viewing in the bustling city! - 6️⃣ Kichijoji: Kichijoji Station ~ Inokashira Park ~ Ghibli Museum The cherry blossoms in Inokashira Park surround the pond, and renting a boat to float on the lake feels like being enveloped by cherry blossoms~ While you're there, visit the Ghibli Museum to experience the world of Hayao Miyazaki's animations and the cherry blossom scenery for double the purification - 7️⃣ Nakano Street: Nakano Street ~ Arai 5-chome Pedestrian Bridge ~ Arai Yakushi Park The cherry blossom tunnel on Nakano Street is as beautiful as a scene from a Japanese drama🎬 The Arai 5-chome Pedestrian Bridge offers a classic view of trains passing through cherry blossoms, instantly giving you the feeling of being in '5 Centimeters per Second'~ The festival activities and pink lanterns in Arai Yakushi Park add to the warm spring atmosphere💖 - 8️⃣ Asukayama Park: Asukayama Park ~ Along the Arakawa Line As one of Tokyo's oldest parks, Asukayama's cherry blossoms carry a lot of Edo memories🏯 Riding the Toden Arakawa Line, the retro tram and cherry blossoms together create a scene that feels like stepping into a Japanese anime, nostalgic and romantic, perfect for a leisurely experience!

#Share a travel plan for Tokyo for 4 days and 3 nights. Where have you been? For those with limited time and a limited budget but still want to travel. Flying with Vietnam Airlines from Suvarnabhumi Airport at 19:30 to change planes at Ho Chi Minh City at 21:15. Waiting for a change of plane for about 3 hours. The plane departed from Ho Chi Minh City at 00:15 and arrived at Narita Airport at 08:00. Day 1: 📍After going through immigration and getting luggage, we went out to buy train tickets into the city. We left our luggage at the hotel. We stayed at Hotel Keihan Asakusa. 📍Ueno, let's walk around Ameyoko Market. 📍Eat eel rice at Unatoto Unagi, very delicious. Every time I come to Japan, I have to eat it. 🍱 📍Starbuck at Ueno Park, very beautiful for taking pictures. 📍Return to the accommodation to check in. Take a shower and change clothes, sleep to gain strength 📍When you wake up, go for a walk at GU/Uniquo Day 2: 📍Kamakura, a lovely city by the sea, has food, cafes, a big Buddha, and with good weather, you can also see Mt. Fuji. Recommended highlights are: > Big Buddha at Kotokuin Temple > Kannon Coffee, a crepe cookie cafe in the shape of a Buddha > Kamakurakoko-Mae Station, the shooting location of Slamdung, it's really beautiful > Black beach Inamuragasaki Station > Komachi Street, lots of food 📍Walk around Shinjuku Day 3: 📍Tsukiji Fish Market, arrive at around 9:00 a.m., there are a lot of people, both tour groups and tourists, and there's a lot of food. It's recommended to bring cash, it's more convenient. 📍Tokyo Station, take pictures 📍Come back to walk around Asakusa 📍Sensoji Temple, pray for blessings, amulets 📍Sumida River 📍Shopping for souvenirs at Don Quijote Day 4: Woke up very early because I had to rush to the airport. Drag the luggage to take the subway, get off at Ueno Station to ride the Skyliner. The plane departs from Narita Airport at 9:30 AM to change planes in Hanoi. Wait for the change plane for about 3 hours. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 5:55 PM. #TravelPlan #TokyoTravel #JapanReview

#Travel itinerary 📍First day (Shinjuku, Shibuya) centered! 1. Airport-> Shinjuku 2. Lunch- Gyukatsu near Shinjuku 3. Shibuya Sky 4. Shibuya Scramble Crossing 5. Dinner- Shibuya Monjayaki or Ichiran Ramen recommended 6. Shopping- Kaldi / Mega Don Quijote 📍Day 2 Tokyo Disneyland (I was there all day!) ㄴ If you don't go to Disneyland, it would be good to go to Kamakura or Yokohama 📍Day 3 (Kichijoji / Sensoji)! 1. (Kichijoji) Inokashira Onshi Park ㄴ I bought some food at Starbucks on the way there 2. Lunch - Ibuki Udon 3. Nakamichi Shopping Street Moved from Kichijoji to Asakusa 4. (Asakusa) Sensoji & Sumida River 5. Yakiniku] 6. Walk - Akihabara 📍Day 4 (Shibuya, Ginza, Tokyo Tower) 1. Breakfast and lunch - Shibuya Tenka Sushi 2. Miyashita Park - Starbucks 3. Shopping - Harajuku/Omotesando 4. The Prince Park Tower Hotel (viewing Tokyo Tower) 5. Ginza shopping #Tokyo travel #Tokyo travel schedule

Tokyo is a vibrant city that combines traditional and modern charm. Here is a five-day Tokyo itinerary suggestion to help you fully experience the beauty of this city. ### Day 1: Asakusa and Akihabara - **Morning**: Visit Senso-ji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, and stroll along Nakamise Street to taste local snacks. - **Afternoon**: Head to Akihabara to explore electronics, anime, and gaming culture. You can visit some maid cafes to experience unique Japanese culture. - **Evening**: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in Akihabara, such as ramen or sushi. ### Day 2: Ueno and Harajuku - **Morning**: Take a walk in Ueno Park and visit the Tokyo National Museum or Ueno Zoo. - **Afternoon**: Head to Harajuku, stroll along Takeshita Street, experience youth fashion culture, and taste crepes. - **Evening**: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant near Harajuku, such as an izakaya. ### Day 3: Shinjuku and Yoyogi - **Morning**: Take a walk in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and enjoy the beautiful garden scenery. - **Afternoon**: Explore the commercial area of Shinjuku, such as Kabukicho, and visit the observation deck of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building for a panoramic view of Tokyo. - **Evening**: Enjoy yakiniku or sushi at a restaurant in Shinjuku. ### Day 4: Ginza and Tsukiji - **Morning**: Shop in the upscale shopping district of Ginza, visit some brand stores and department stores. - **Afternoon**: Head to Tsukiji Market to taste fresh seafood for lunch and explore the market stalls. - **Evening**: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in Ginza, experiencing exquisite kaiseki cuisine. ### Day 5: Odaiba and Tokyo Tower - **Morning**: Head to Odaiba, visit Odaiba Seaside Park and shopping centers, and visit the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation. - **Afternoon**: Head to Tokyo Tower, go up to the observation deck, and enjoy the magnificent city view. - **Evening**: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant near Tokyo Tower, ending your Tokyo trip. ### Tips: - Use the Tokyo Metro for convenient and quick transportation. - Try food from Japanese convenience stores, which is economical and delicious. - Learning some basic Japanese will make your trip smoother. I hope this itinerary helps you plan an unforgettable trip to Tokyo!

If you are mainly traveling in Tokyo, we recommend this train ticket: "Tokyo Subway Ticket". It is used specifically for taking the subway in Tokyo. You can ride it unlimited times! 👉🏻 It is recommended to buy it in advance online - Search for "Tokyo Subway Ticket" on the app and choose which one you want (24, 48, 72 Hrs) - You will get a QR code and exchange it for a real ticket at the ticket machine in the train station 👉🏻 How to use the ticket 🚃 - On the back of the ticket, it will indicate which day you must start using it - The ticket will start counting after the first use - Can be used on the Tokyo Metro Line and Toei Line only (cannot be used on the JR Line) - How to use: Insert the ticket and walk in. Don't forget to get the ticket back.🛎️ Price: Approximately 200-360 baht (800-1,500 yen) 🔋 Is it worth it? - It is very worthwhile if you go to many places in one day or in case you get lost because you can enter and exit unlimitedly - But if you travel and don't take the train a lot It might not be worth it. 💡 I recommend comparing how much you will have to pay for a train ticket per day and whether buying this card is worth it. If you don't get on and off the train often, I recommend using a Suica card to pay each time. #triptravelchina #traveltips #travelabroad #japan #traveljapanbyyourself #traveljapan #japantrain #travelabroadbyyourself #Tokyosubway

If you will take the Skyliner on the day you return to Narita Airport and plan to make a last-minute shopping trip, it is highly recommended that you store your luggage at the Baggage Center in Keisei-Ueno Station. The fee is not expensive, usually 800 yen for a 28-inch large suitcase. After leaving your bulky luggage behind, you can enjoy shopping around Ameyoko Town. You can pick up your luggage and take the train at about the same time 👍😊

The must-try ramen restaurant "Ramen Duck to Scallion" in Ueno, Tokyo, is a scallion duck ramen with duck meat as the main ingredient and green onions. It has a high score of 3.75 on the Japanese food review website Tabelog ⭐️, which is on the high side. Of course, it is also on the must-try list this time. "Ramen Duck to Scallion" is close to Okachimachi Station, under the JR elevated railway, so be prepared to queue during meal time. The restaurant is open for a long time. If you choose to visit during supper time that day, you still have to wait in line for about half an hour. The store has bar seats, which can accommodate about 11 people. There is a food coupon machine at the entrance. You need to buy the ticket first and then queue up. Duck Ramen: Duck Ramen ¥980 Duck Confit Noodles: Duck Ramen with more meat slices ¥1260 Duck Wonton Noodles: Duck Wonton Noodles ¥1150 Duck Sauce Tsukesob: Duck Sauce Dipping Noodles ¥1050 Duck Confit Noodles 🍜 (Duck Ramen with more meat slices) For the green onions, I chose 2 of 3, and chose the domestic Marutabai green onion, which tastes sweet, and the white hair green onion, which tastes spicy. There are 6 slices of duck meat. The soup base is made with duck, onion and water. The broth is full of duck aroma and not greasy, paired with the distinct onion aroma, and tastes refreshing and delicious. It is recommended to add a little yuzu pepper afterwards, the slightly spicy taste makes the soup base more delicious. The only downside is that the soup base was lukewarm and not hot enough! The duck meat was cooked at low temperature, and the texture was tender but not outstanding; the soft-boiled egg was runny but not marinated enough, and the noodles were just average, 👦🏻 meaning the portion was small and not filling enough. Overall, the rating is not high. The soup base is made of duck and green onions, which is indeed fresh and tastes good, but the other side dishes are just so-so and there is nothing memorable about it. Another interesting thing is that all three staff members spoke Mandarin that night 🤔 Japanese Ramen? らーめん duck to green onion 🍴 〒110-0005 Tokyo Taito-ku Ueno ６丁目４−15 ⏰ 0900-0400 ▪️The Japanese scoring culture is based on 3 points as the standard score, that is, 3 points is already in the upper middle level, and the Japanese basically will not give a full score of 5 points. ▫️ The average rating of most restaurants on the Japanese food review website Tabelog is below 3.5 stars, and it is rare to see more than 4 stars. #adventuroustraveler #foodtour #tokyofreetravel #tokyofood #tokyoramen #ducktoscallions

1⃣️: Senso-ji Temple Senso-ji Temple is one of the most popular temples in Japan, known for its highly regarded fortune-telling slips and amulets. It's a favorite spot for many girls to dress up in kimonos, take photos, and of course, stroll through the Asakusa shopping district. Don't miss out on the grilled steak that always has a long queue across the street, and while you're there, check out the nearby Tokyo Skytree and the popular cherry blossom viewing spot, Sumida Park! 2⃣️: Tokyo Disneyland There are only six Disneylands around the world, and Tokyo Disneyland is reputed as the top amusement park in Asia. The atmosphere of the entire park is fantastic, offering visitors an authentic and immersive Disney experience. With a strong sense of involvement and participation, you can have fun all day without getting bored! 3⃣️: Ueno Ueno is a historic site of Japanese culture, featuring the cherry blossom-filled Ueno Park described by Lu Xun, the bustling Ameya-Yokocho shopping street from morning till night, and numerous architectural museums, art galleries, and more! 4⃣️: Odaiba Odaiba is a large artificial island in Tokyo Bay, home to television station buildings, the Rainbow Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, a giant transforming Gundam model, harbor cruises, and more! 5⃣️: Imperial Palace Since you're in Tokyo, why not visit the Imperial Palace, a feng shui treasure? It's the residence of the Emperor of Japan, with open days each year. The surrounding environment is beautiful, with the moat, Nijubashi Bridge, Chidorigafuchi, grassy areas, and more to explore! 6⃣️: Ginza A trip to Tokyo wouldn't be complete without some shopping, and Ginza is a perfect shopping paradise. It's also Tokyo's most luxurious shopping district, where all the big global brands gather in this prime location! 7⃣️: Shinjuku A popular spot for young people, Shinjuku is bustling with popular streets filled with delicious food and photo spots! 8⃣️: Tokyo Tower A must-visit for influencers, you can view it from a distance or overlook the bustling city of Tokyo from the observation decks of the tower itself. It's recommended to buy tickets online in advance for a better deal!

#Sakura2024 Must-visit cherry blossom viewing hotspot in Tokyo｜Ueno Park with 400 years of history If you want to count the best places to view cherry blossoms in Tokyo, you must choose Ueno Park, which has a history of about 400 years. There are more than 1,000 cherry trees here! Before heading to Narita Airport last week, we went to Ueno Park to try our luck and see if the cherry blossoms 🌸 had bloomed 🤔. Luckily, we saw a cherry blossom tree in full bloom right at the entrance of the park, and it was a very large one! Ueno Park will turn into a sea of ​​pink cherry blossoms in late March and early April. The Ueno Sakura Festival is one of the largest and most crowded cherry blossom festivals in Japan. You must not miss this cherry blossom viewing spot that represents Japan. How to get there: Take the Yamanote Line to Ueno Station. Look for the exit towards the park at Ueno Station. Direct access to Ueno Park

❤️ Ueno Park ❤️ If you take the Skyliner from Narita Airport, I'll definitely recommend you to visit the Ueno hotspots! Ueno Park is where many festivals are held in Tokyo, and in the fall, you can also see beautiful scenery. There's also a zoo nearby, so it's a great date course! The Starbucks in Ueno Park is also very famous, so be sure to stop by and try the new winter menu, pistachio latte! #JapanTravel

This toy store located in Ueno Station has remained in its original location despite the epidemic. It has five floors above ground and one underground floor with all the toys and peripherals you can think of. Including the most popular ちいかわ, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Jutsu Kaisen, Kuro Magus, and switch game characters, everything is available🙌🏻 There is a tax-free counter on the first floor of the basement, so if you need tax-free, it is easiest to go down from the top floor👍👍 📍YAMASHIROYA ヤマシロヤ Address: 6-14-6 Ueno, Taito District (JR Ueno Station) Business hours: 11:00-19:00 Recommendation index: 💮💮💮💮 (Tour time: 2023/DEC) #Japan #Ueno #JapanTandian #Toys

The Teppanyaki restaurant I want to eat most during this visit to Tokyo🥰 I booked an abalone and lobster lunch set online before departure. Converted to HKD, it costs about $550 per person, which is very cost-effective🥰 The appetizer is the gold leaf wagyu sushi, which melts in your mouth! But it should taste better if it is a little cooked 😊It tastes raw to me😜 The starter was a smoked fish dish followed by a wagyu burger! The chef will also carefully design the plating for each dish. I really appreciate the Japanese persistence. The main course is finally here! Abalone and lobster, abalone is cooked with special soy sauce, but I like lobster a little more, it is the kind of sweetness that is endless aftertaste 😎 It's rare to eat lobsters in Hong Kong that melt in your mouth. Another main dish: Kuroge Wagyu beef with wasabi, sea salt and garlic. Makes the beef taste even better😆 Tea-soaked rice and desserts are also my favorites! Perfect lunch 😍 🥰Teppanyaki Grow Ueno 📍3 Chome-35-10 Yushima, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 113-0034, Japan 📌Yushima Subway Station Exit 2, about 2 minutes walk #Overseas Travel #Japanese Food #Wagyu #Tokyo Travel #Teppanyaki

Nikuya no Daidokoro Ueno 肉屋の台所 Ueno Buffet Premium Wagyu course | Ueno | Tokyo🇯🇵 Hello, today Toon would like to recommend the best yakiniku buffet restaurant in my life (for Toon)🤤 For those who love yakiniku, come this way. This restaurant is located in Tokyo, Japan. The restaurant is called Nikuya no Daidokoro Ueno. Actually, there are 3 branches in Tokyo: Ueno, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. But the branch we came to today is the Ueno branch. Walk out in front of Ueno Station. Right across the street, very convenient to travel In terms of price, this shop has 3 prices in total 👉🏻4,500¥ Regular beef, pork, chicken, side dishes 👉🏻6,000¥💖 Premium wagyu has a lot more wagyu beef 👉🏻8,000¥ This price has 1-2 more A5 beef For us, we chose the price of 6,000¥, which we felt was very worthwhile. Got really good meat, so delicious that I came back to dream about grilled meat. 📍Location: Nikuya no Daidokoro Ueno 肉屋の台所 Ueno | Ueno station | Tokyo | Japan🇯🇵 https://maps.app.goo.gl/YtuFxYyRT6MQo63Q8?g_st=ic The shop opens: 12:00-15:00 and 16:00-22:30 🗓The date in the picture is October 12, 2023. Walk-in to the shop at 16:40 📷Camera: Iphone 14 pro max #TokyoTravel #WagyuBeef #Buffet #JapaneseGrilledBeef #WagyuBeefBuffet #BuffetReview

#wheretogo Ueno is a must-visit spot for us during our Japan trip staying in Tokyo, it has the most beautiful park that we have ever walked and it’s natural scenery is one of our best moments together. We visited Ueno in the late afternoon after exploring Asakusa and it’s good to wander these 2 two areas in a single day because it’s close to each other. We visited Ueno park around 4pm, the sky is slowing setting down and a great time and weather to enjoy a breeze walk. The place is huge and surrounded by historical statues and there is shrine in the park, Ueno Toshogu Shrine which is very popular, we feast our eyes on its beautiful surrounding views. When the sky is dark and it’s dinner time, we went to Ameyoko shopping districts that is nearby the park to continue our journey. It has a lot of food stalls and clothes to look around. We went into a restaurant specialised in okonomiyaki and monjayaki, it was very good and we did a bit of cooking ourselves on the grill. Next, we went to a local yakitori store along the street, we were the only tourists and luckily I was able to read a bit of Japanese because the menu is all in Japanese, we ordered pork and chicken meat, it is served in skewer style and we love it a lot, we ate quite a few sticks and it’s affordable for its good quality! To end our food hunting, we went to a famous Japanese chain cafe known for their dessert, we got a creme brûlée and parfait because the photo looks so delicious and we tried them, it was really yummy and we really enjoyed it.

I have eaten Gillette Beef (牛かつもと村) twice before in Japan, which never disappoints and must be one of the must-eat restaurants in Tokyo! 🐂 Nishikoto Village has several branches in Tokyo, popular tourist areas like Tokyo Station, Ueno, Akihabara have its branches, so it is not difficult to find at all, but just maybe too popular and the shop area is not very windy, each time you have to wait about 10-15 minutes to be seated, but worth it! The restaurant mainly sells Gillette beef. This time ordered a small portion ($ 1,9xxyen), but for me is enough, a meal ingredients are very many, there are mint (used to accompany rice), salad 🥗, noodle drum soup, yam, etc 📍Gyusugamura Ueno Store (Ueno・Okachi-cho・Yushima) Ueno, Okachi-cho, Yushima 4-10-17 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo 100, Tezuka Bldg 2F

Ameya Yokocho (Ameyoko, for short) is a famous shopping street in Ueno, a Tokyo district with attractions such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Tokyo National Museum, and Ueno Park. Ameyoko is a must-visit Tokyo shopping street, providing authentic Japanese street food in Ueno that won't break the bank. Located between Okachimachi Station and Ueno Station, the sprawling expanse of Ameyoko is home to around 400 stores which sell Japanese street food, seafood, snacks, clothing, and more. With the Ueno Park nearby, it can get extremely crowded at Ameya Yokocho during the weekend, and during the winter holiday season it is especially packed as the mass of foreign visitors and Japanese officeworkers on vacation days converge. The Ameyoko Street Food Guide will cover the must-try street food gems in the area, read on to find out more about this popular Ueno food spot.

Attractions: Ueno Station Address: Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo Features: Ueno Park, Tokyo National Museum, Ueno Zoo Rating: 5/5 Comment: Ueno Station is one of the busiest stations in Tokyo and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Tokyo. It is located at the entrance of Tokyo's Ueno Park, making it the best location to access the Tokyo National Museum, Ueno Zoo, and other attractions. Ueno Station is also a shopping paradise with many shops and restaurants. There are many shops here, making it a great place to buy cosmetics and drugstores. You can really enjoy shopping on the first and last day of your trip. #CoStudio #Good place for families #Tokyo #Japan #Tourist attractions #familytravel

#TokyoTravel I'll introduce you to the izakaya street where Tokyo office workers gather to have a drink after work!! It's right near Ueno Station 🤗 I ate at Yakitori Ueno Bunraku, and there was a really long wait..! Also, the street was full of people and it was bustling and fun ㅎㅎ The skewers were really delicious 💛 ☑️Location: Yakitori Ueno Bunraku ☑️Information: - There were a lot of office workers who came after work!! - There was a lot of waiting, but it was a fun place - The seats are narrow, so you sit almost right next to the person next to you..ㅎㅎ - The skewers were really delicious!! If you want to spend your last night in Tokyo with the locals, I recommend Ueno Izakaya Alley👍🏻

#TokyoTravel If you go to Tokyo Ueno, I'll introduce you to a cafe with a great atmosphere that you must visit!! It's Parkside Cafe with really delicious soufflé 🤗 The food looks so good that it's a place where photos come out really well ㅎㅎ It's so delicious that two people can eat one, so please try it ❤️ ☑️Location: Parkside Cafe (inside Ueno Park) ☑️Information: - It's located inside Ueno Park, so it's easy to access - The dessert was really delicious!! - The indoor atmosphere is nice, so it's good for taking photos ㅎㅎ - There's also an outdoor terrace seat!! If you go to Tokyo Ueno, I highly recommend going to Parkside Cafe👍🏻

#TokyoAttractions#Uenozoo Tokyo Enshi Ueno Zoo Japan's oldest and most famous zoo is located in Ueno, Taito District, Tokyo, Japan. It is generally called Ueno Zoo. Ueno Zoo has three entrances and exits, namely the main entrance, Bentenmon gate and Ikenohatamon gate. There are different transportation methods to get there, and most people choose the "main gate" as the main entrance. If it is a holiday, there will be a lot of people, so it is recommended that everyone go to Ikenohatamon gate. Enter, walk from Nezu Station on the Chiyoda Line to the subway in 5 minutes, so there is basically no need to queue. The zoo is divided into east and west parks. The east park is mainly about birds 🦩🦜🦅🦤, and the owl 🦉 panda 🐼 is also here. In the West Garden, there are cute penguins and seals. Other large land animals can be seen here. It is a tourist attraction worth visiting in Tokyo, especially if you have children, it is a great place for parents and children👍

#TokyoTravel In Japan, even the subway stations are full of emotions, but especially!! I'll introduce you to a place full of emotions!! It's Ueno Station. 🤗 If you go at night, you can see people leaving work ㅎㅎ There are many colorful lights around the station, so you can see a beautiful scenery!! There are markets and many izakayas nearby, so I recommend you see the night view and eat a meal👍🏻 ☑️Location: Ueno Station🚉 ☑️Information: - It's a place with great transportation with many lines!! - There are skewers around, so it's great for eating yakitori🍺 - There are also many places to shop🛍️ - There's also Ueno Park in front of the station, so it's great to visit ㅎㅎ Take a pretty picture with the beautiful night view of Ueno Station in the background💛

Ueno area, many people to Tokyo play will choose to live in this area, eating, shopping and playing is convenient, and the price is much cheaper than Shinjuku area, prefer Ginza, Tsukiji, Tokyo, Akihabara, I think I will choose to live here, these years more food choices, many Chinese cuisine here to set foot, nearby also has a Ueno Park, Narita Airport comes here by Keisei Railway in 40 minutes, more than 20 minutes faster than to Shinjuku, for me, it must be the first choice place to stay in Tokyo, you might as well participate.

#Next trip to Japan Overflowing sushi | Miura Misaki Kou A popular sushi restaurant in Ueno. The highlight is the thick, overflowing, and filling toppings. Fresh ingredients, great atmosphere, English menu available. Plus, it's easy to order. Write the menu number and the amount you want. You can put it on paper and give it to the chef. The price is also reasonable. Sushi lovers, come and try it! How to get there - From JR Ueno Station, cross the street and walk towards the market for less than 5 minutes. https://maps.app.goo.gl/U9XG1xU6DfZtGACFA . #Next trip #Review Japan #Travel to Japan #Tokyo restaurants #Tokyo #Ueno #Sushi #Review of great restaurants #Recommend delicious restaurants #travel #Waiting for the day to travel

#JapanTravel #YakitoriUenoBunraku 📌Yakitori UenoBunraku 🏷️Yakitori specialty store, bar 📍6 Chome-12-1 Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0005 Japan This is a restaurant that appeared in Baek Jong-won's Street Fighter Japan Tokyo edition. It's a place that Baek Jong-won often visits, where you can taste yakitori, highballs, and draft beer at a reasonable price. There are various types of skewers, and the taste changes depending on whether you eat it with salt grilling or soy sauce seasoning. If you don't like salty food, I recommend salt grilling! (The soy sauce seasoning sauce was saltier than I thought, so salt grilling felt better!) It is operated on two floors, but the second floor is narrow. You have to go up steep stairs, and the interior is narrow and noisy, so if possible, I recommend telling them that you want to eat on the first floor and spending time on the lower floor. (You have to tell them that you want to eat on the first floor)

Ueno is an old district known for its exquisite Shinto shrines and Zen temples, such as the 17th-century Shinobazunoike Bentendo Temple, which sits on an island in the middle of a pond and is part of Ueno Park. Nearby, the Tokyo National Museum is home to a collection of Japanese antiques, while the National Museum of Western Art houses works by Van Gogh and Picasso. The park also has Ueno Zoo, which is now home to the beloved giant panda Xiang Xiang, and Ameya-Yokochō, a large open-air market with restaurants and craft shops. It has a long history, with its foundations dating back to 1880 (Japan's Meiji period). Ueno Park was built in 1876, the first public park in Japan. Cultural facilities such as art museums and museums were later built. When Ueno Station opened in 1883, commercial facilities such as the station building and department stores were built around it, and the city continued to develop. When pandas arrived in Japan in 1972, they became so popular that they became an image of “Ueno = Panda” was born and has remained permanently to this day. Ueno also has shopping areas such as Ameyoko, Matsuzakaya, and ABAB, making it a paradise for shopping. In addition, at the end of the year, people from all over the area come to do their New Year’s shopping, creating a lively atmosphere that is a seasonal atmosphere. Ueno is an old district famous for its exquisite Shinto shrines and Zen temples, such as the 17th-century Shinobazunoike Bentendo Temple, which is located on an island in the middle of a pond and is part of Ueno Park. Nearby, the Tokyo National Museum houses a collection of Japanese antiques, while the National Museum of Western Art houses works by Van Gogh and Picasso. The park also has Ueno Zoo, which is currently home to the beloved giant panda Xiang Xiang, and Ameya-Yokochō. A large open-air market with restaurants and craft shops. Ueno is an old district known for its exquisite Shinto shrines and Zen temples, such as the 17th-century Shinobazunoike Bentendo Temple, which sits on an island in the middle of a pond and is part of Ueno Park. Nearby, the Tokyo National Museum is home to a collection of Japanese antiques, while the National Museum of Western Art has exhibits by Van Gogh and Picasso. The park also has Ueno Zoo, home to the beloved giant panda Xiang Xiang, and Ameya-Yokochō, a large open-air market with restaurants and craft shops. Luckily, on the day I went, cherry blossoms were the first in Tokyo to bloom in Ueno Park. It was beautiful.

Ueno located the downtown compound of Tokyo. This pond is closed to the Tokyo University. Koi fishes, lotus blooming, walking along the pond with a fresh air are the famous spot of Ueno pond. We can also ride a swarm boat with the leg movement paddle on the pond. The popular Ueno zoo is very closed with the pond. If you’re panda lovers, Ueno zoo is must visit list. #Ueno #japan

#TokyoTravel 📍Location: 9-83 Uenokoen, Taito City, Tokyo 110-8711 Japan ✔️Pandas, penguins, turtles, tigers, elephants, etc... It's the first zoo in Japan where you can meet over 400 kinds of animals ✔️Pandas are so popular that there are waiting lines and time limits for viewing! ✔️The price is 600 yen for adults, so it's cheap, so I recommend it as a Tokyo travel destination ✔️If you're lucky, you can see the zookeepers feeding the animals! #Tokyo #Japan #JapanTravel #JapaneseZoo #UenoZoo