Tokyo's Ueno Onshi Park

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Tokyo's Ueno Onshi Park in autumn is like a watercolor painting with suitable shades. The maple leaves gradually turn red, dotted in the green forest, dancing gently in the wind, and reflected on the blue waves of Shinobazu Pond. The interweaving of light and shadow is beautiful. The surface of the lake is like a mirror, and the red leaves on both sides of the trail around the lake are like flames. Walking along it feels like walking into a poetic realm. Although the Shibazu Pond is small, it contains infinite charm. Although the lotus flowers beside the pond have lost their midsummer charm, the autumn mood adds tranquility and depth. The most anticipated thing is the leisure time of boating on the lake. Rent a small boat, pedal gently, and shuttle through the center of the lake. Looking up, you will see the sky covered with red leaves, surrounded by the quiet lake and mountains. Occasionally, you can overlook the five-story pagoda in the distance. History and nature blend here. Occasionally, a flock of ducks skims across the water, breaking the reflection and quickly returning to calm. Ueno Park is not only a place for viewing maple leaves, but also a place where the soul settles. The autumn sun is shining slantingly, the breeze is blowing on your face, sit on a bench by the lake, hold a cup of hot tea, and feel the slow flow of time. This tranquility and poetry are the most touching gifts of autumn in Tokyo.

Post by poppywong | Nov 1, 2025