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Ueno Park

東京都
4.3
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general.prefecture.
A park full of attractions, including a zoo and museums.
This urban park opened in 1873. With approximately 800 cherry blossom trees planted throughout the vast park, it is known as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot. There are also various tourist attractions scattered throughout the park, such as Ueno Zoo and the rental boats at Shinobazu Pond.

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic Cherry blossomNature

Highlights

Point 1

Enjoy the Spring Tradition of Cherry Blossoms

Ueno Park Enjoy the Spring Tradition of Cherry Blossoms
Within Ueno Park, approximately 800 cherry blossom trees of 50 different varieties, including Somei Yoshino, are planted, making it one of Tokyo's most popular spots for cherry blossom viewing. Every year, around the end of March, the "Ueno Sakura Festival" is held, with many food stalls lining up to entertain tourists. At night, lanterns are lit along the cherry blossom trees, offering a different view from the daytime.
Point 2

Enjoy the Seasonal Views at Shinobazu Pond

Ueno Park Enjoy the Seasonal Views at Shinobazu Pond
Shinobazu Pond, located in Ueno Park with a circumference of about 2 kilometers and an area of about 110,000 square meters, is a popular spot where you can see beautiful lotus flowers in the summer. The peak of the blooming season is said to be from mid-July to mid-August each year. Lotus flowers have the habit of blooming early in the morning and closing in the afternoon. Therefore, it is recommended to visit Ueno Park in the early morning if you want to see the beautiful pink flowers in bloom.
Point 3

Experience Science, Art, and Japanese Culture

Ueno Park Experience Science, Art, and Japanese Culture
Within Ueno Park, there are four national facilities such as the Tokyo National Museum and the National Museum of Western Art, as well as eight facilities run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and private organizations, providing ample opportunities to experience art, culture, and more. The Tokyo National Museum houses various national treasures collected from all over Japan, making it a must-see facility. In addition, various exhibitions are held, making it a popular place to visit for new discoveries no matter when you go.
Point 4

Enjoy Cafes and Restaurants

Ueno Park Enjoy Cafes and Restaurants
Ueno Park is home to stylish cafes such as Starbucks, making it a recommended spot for dates. Among them, the top pick is Ueno Green Salon, located right next to Ueno Station's park exit. This large cafe has 100 seats and offers a variety of cafe menus such as coffee and tea, as well as meal menus such as curry rice and omelette rice. The latte art designed with popular pandas in Ueno has become a hot topic on social media.
Point 5

Enjoy Events

Ueno Park Enjoy Events
At Ueno Park, various events such as music festivals, live events, and travel expos are held every year, offering a wide range of experiences. As it is also an area with many foreign residents, events with themes from overseas such as Thai Fest and American Festival are also a feature. The official website publishes information on events throughout the year, so if there is an event that interests you, try to visit during the appropriate timing.
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Access

Ueno Park Accessible via a Total of 7 Train Lines
Accessible via a Total of 7 Train Lines
Ueno Onshi Park can be accessed on foot in 2 minutes from Ueno Station, which is served by 6 train lines, and in 1 minute from Keisei Ueno Station. With a rich variety of train lines, the park is easily accessible from anywhere. Additionally, as soon as you exit the station, you'll find yourself at the entrance to the park, so even if it's your first visit, there's no need to worry about getting lost. Ueno Station is just a 5-minute train ride from Tokyo Station and about 35 minutes with one transfer from Haneda Airport.

Parking

Using Paid Parking Lots in the Area
The first and second parking lots at Ueno Park are reserved for buses and disabled parking, so general vehicles cannot park there. General visitors can use paid parking lots in the surrounding area. One recommended option is "Times Ueno Station Front." It's a 24-hour parking lot with a capacity of 28 cars, and a maximum fee is set, so it's safe to use even for long-term parking. It tends to be crowded, so please check the availability on the official website before using it.

Basic Information

Address 4 Uenokoen, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0007
Business Hours

Monday: 5:00am-11:00pm, Tuesday: 5:00am-11:00pm, Wednesday: 5:00am-11:00pm, Thursday: 5:00am-11:00pm, Friday: 5:00am-11:00pm, Saturday: 5:00am-11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00am-11:00pm

TEL 03-3828-5644
Web Site http://www.kensetsu.metro.tokyo.jp/jimusho/toubuk/ueno/kouenannai.html
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