Ueno Travel Guide

A recreation of a 1950s Tokyo shitamachi streetscape! Experience everyday life from the era at this museum.

A traditional Japanese-style hidden hot spring retreat that lets you forget the noise and bustle of the city.

Free viewing of two iconic trams from the heyday of Tokyo's streetcars.

A natural pond located within Ueno Park, Japan's first urban park.

A historic shrine renowned for its vigorous "Futtenbo Mikoshi Swing."

A Popular Shopping Street Selling Everything from Food to Clothes.

A good old shopping street that values the hospitality spirit that has continued since the Edo period.

A “Doorway to Art” made open to all. The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum awaits in Ueno Park.

Along with Koishikawa Korakuen, this is one of Tokyo's two Main Japanese Gardens

An energetic shopping street loved by many as “Joyful Minowa”.

Enjoy traditional Yose entertainment at this historic theater with a legacy spanning over 160 years.

The mansion that reflects the dazzling lifestyle in the Meiji Period.

Enjoy creative French cuisine in an extraordinary setting inspired by a luxury cruise ship.

Delicate, light-colored tonkatsu served in Ueno, one of Tokyo’s most competitive tonkatsu districts.

A long-established spot where you can enjoy both traditional sweets and casual Chinese dishes.

The go-to standing bar in Ueno for wallet-friendly bites.

A popular fruit shop known for its fresh, cut fruits, allowing you to easily enjoy the seasonal flavors.

Heaping plates meet wallet-friendly prices at this hit restaurant run by a meat wholesaler.

A Japanese-style café where you can enjoy freshly cooked and freshly made onigiri (rice balls) along with homemade side dishes.

A garden café nestled in the lush greenery of Ueno Forest, where the menu features ingredients sourced from Tokyo.

A relaxing café perfect for a break while exploring Ueno Park.

A vegan ramen restaurant that makes everyone smile.

Enjoy authentic cuisine from a top-class chef and dim sum chef in a modern Chinese setting.

A variety of food on skewers served in a tangible cultural property.

Directly connected to JR Ueno Station! With more than 60 shops offering gourmet food and goods that are uniquely Japanese, this in-station shopping facility is comfortable to use even on rainy days.

Enjoy Old-Fashioned Bottled Milk with the Nostalgic Atmosphere of Downtown Okachimachi.

Discover everyday "Aramono" goods-simple, durable household items cherished throughout daily life in Japan.

Japan’s first specialty shop dedicated to Turkish mosaic lamps.

Bushels of select nuts and dried fruits to shop at this specialty wholesale in business for 60+ years.

A long-established tea shop in Ameyoko, famous for its rich matcha soft serve ice cream.

A renowned traditional Japanese confectionery shop, famous for its exquisite dorayaki, considered one of the "Top Three Dorayaki in Tokyo."

A specialty shop dedicated entirely to Suica Penguin merchandise. With four locations-Ueno, Shinjuku, Omiya, and Sakuragicho-it’s a must-visit for fans.

Bulk buying is a great deal at this candy specialty store with about 7,000 items.

An Ameyoko classic famous for its lively chocolate bargain sales, delivering unbeatable value and an infectious sense of excitement.

Hands-down Great Shopping and Smooth Tax-Free Handling at the ecute Shopping Hub!

A creative shop arcade located under the elevated railway tracks.

A lifestyle hotel where you can experience the culture and traditions of the Ueno area.

Art motifs and pandas are the star with major Tokyo destinations at your doorstep.

“toco.” is a guesthouse, hosted in a 90-year-old renovated building.

A small guesthouse nestled in a shopping district.

When it comes to cherry blossoms in Tokyo and Japan, this is the place to be. The cherry blossom festival in Ueno Park is a historic and large-scale event.