[Tokyo] A lively city where you can feel culture and nature - Ueno

#SpringZeroYenTrip
Ueno was an attractive area where Tokyo's culture and history gathered. The first place I visited was Ueno Onshi Park. Within the vast park, seasonal nature spread out, allowing for a leisurely stroll. Especially during the cherry blossom season in spring, the park was bustling with flower-viewing visitors, and beautiful scenery stretched out. Cultural facilities such as Tokyo University of the Arts and Tokyo Bunka Kaikan were scattered throughout the park, filling the air with the scent of art and music. Also, at Ueno Zoo, you could see the world-famous pandas and enjoy interactions with the animals. Ueno is well-equipped with museums and art galleries like the Tokyo National Museum and the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, making it a must-see spot for those interested in history and art. Furthermore, Ameyoko is a lively market street lined with various products such as groceries, clothing, and sundries, making it fun just to walk around. You could also enjoy street food, savoring fresh seafood, grilled chicken skewers, fried foods, and more, while experiencing the vibrant local atmosphere. The area around Ueno Station is also great for shopping and dining, allowing you to enjoy delicious local cuisine along with sightseeing. Ueno was a place where culture, history, and nature came together, letting you feel the charm of Tokyo.

Post by かむかむ|旅好き学生 | Apr 6, 2025