[Tokyo] Ueno, a bustling town with a touch of culture and nature

#Spring0yenTrip Ueno was an attractive area where Tokyo's culture and history come together. The first place we visited was Ueno Onshi Park. In the vast park, nature changes with the seasons, and we were able to spend a relaxing time strolling around. Especially in the spring cherry blossom season, the park was crowded with cherry blossom viewers, and beautiful scenery spread out. Cultural facilities such as Tokyo University of the Arts and Tokyo Bunka Kaikan are also scattered in the park, and the scent of art and music was in the air. In addition, at Ueno Zoo, we could see the world-famous pandas and enjoy interacting with the animals. Ueno is full of museums and art galleries, such as the Tokyo National Museum and the Tokyo Museum of the Arts, and it was a must-see spot for those interested in history and art. In addition, Ameyoko is a bustling market street with a variety of products such as groceries, clothing, and miscellaneous goods lined up, and just walking around made us feel happy. We were able to eat our way around and enjoy fresh seafood, yakitori, fried foods, and other foods while experiencing the lively local atmosphere. The area around Ueno Station is a great place to enjoy shopping and dining, so you can enjoy delicious local cuisine while sightseeing. Ueno is a place where you can experience the charm of Tokyo, where culture, history, and nature come together.