10 places curated from 12 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A massive park with seven museums, a huge pond and several temples and shrines. It hosts a cherry blossom festival with lots of food stands.
A lively discount shopping street that began as a post-war black market. It runs along the train tracks and is known for Chinese and Korean street food and old-school bars.
A major cultural institution in Ueno Park, mentioned as one of the park's key attractions.
A national science and natural history museum located in Ueno Park.
A temple hall in Ueno Park that sits on an island in Shinobazu Pond.
One of Ueno Park's main attractions and home to various bird species. You can rent a boat and enjoy views of the surrounding area.
A peony garden in Ueno Park whose flowers bloom twice a year. In winter they are shown under small straw huts alongside flower arrangement displays.
A neighbourhood known for its museums and parks, suggested as an alternative area to explore.
This zoo in Ueno Park has Japanese snow monkeys, polar bears, Asiatic black bears and a gorilla exhibit full of character, where the host spent about 20 minutes.
A well-known bronze statue of the samurai Saigo Takamori inside Ueno Park.