[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Ueno Park (Updated May)

Ueno Park, a green space full of cultural charm, is a popular leisure spot for Tokyo residents. You can easily reach it by taking the JR Ueno Station or the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Hibiya Line to Ueno Station. The park is not only home to lush trees and expansive lawns but also hosts numerous important cultural facilities, including the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum of Nature and Science, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, and Ueno Zoo. At the Tokyo National Museum, you can admire a rich collection of Japanese and Asian art and archaeological artifacts. The National Museum of Nature and Science offers fascinating insights into natural sciences, while the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum showcases contemporary art. Ueno Zoo provides an opportunity to get up close with various adorable animals, especially the giant pandas from China, which are a major draw for visitors. Additionally, the park features attractions like the Kiyomizu Kannon Temple and Shinobazu Pond, offering different sceneries throughout the year. In spring, you can enjoy cherry blossoms, and in summer, you can go boating. Ueno Park is more than just a park; it is a comprehensive blend of culture and nature, making it an ideal destination for families. Here, you can not only appreciate beautiful landscapes but also expand your knowledge and enrich your spirit.

#cherryblossom25 Ueno Park (Ueno Kōen) is a large public park in central Tokyo, Japan, located in the Ueno district of Taitō. It’s one of Tokyo's most popular cultural and recreational areas, known for its museums, zoo, historical sites, and especially its cherry blossoms in spring. Ueno Zoo – Japan’s oldest zoo, home to pandas and many other species. #naturalwonders #thingstodo

#cherryblossom25 It is one of Tokyo's most famous cherry blossom spots, and during the peak season, the park becomes filled with crowds, creating a festive and joyful ambiance. In short, the cherry blossoms in Ueno Park are not only a gift from nature but also carry a rich cultural significance. It is the perfect place to experience the vitality and romance of Tokyo in spring.

My first trip to Japan with my boyfriend. This trip didn't focus on anything much. We went to relax, eat, travel, and shop. When we went in April, the weather was nice, around 15-18 degrees. It was easy to wear clothes. 🌸Day 1 Cherry blossoms were in full bloom, beautiful on every route we went. 🗻Day 2 We went to see Uncle Fuji. The sky was nice, we got to see it clearly. It was so beautiful. We chose to take the highway bus. We booked it in advance. When we got there, we just had the driver scan our tickets and took a long 2-hour ride to Fuji. 🍜Day 3 We walked around shopping/eating at the Shibuya 5-way intersection. There were so many people. It rained a little in the evening. 💦 🍣Day 4 We went shopping near our accommodation in Ueno, nearby because our legs couldn't take it anymore. Donki sucked our money a lot. Many things are cheaper than in Thailand. 👩🏻❤️👨🏻Day 5 We're getting ready to go back to Thailand. We boarded the plane at 9pm, so we had time to walk around Ameyako Market. There were a lot of food and souvenirs. 🌟 In conclusion, everything went well. The plan wasn't fixed. If we could, we would just keep going. We might not have been able to see everything, but it was a lot of fun. Thank you Trip.com for making our trip and accommodation go smoothly. #TravelJapan #TravelPlanShare