◆ About This Apartment and Location ◆
Ueno is a place where you can enjoy nature, art, and urban culture where you can experience the lively Ameyoko.

Ueno Park, adjacent to the station, has art galleries, museums, Shinobazu Pond, a temple with a five-story pagoda, and the Ueno Zoo. Ueno Park is also a popular spot for cherry blossoms.

Visit the popular spots of Ueno Park and Ueno Zoo
With cherry blossoms in spring and the bright pink of lotus flowers in summer, Ueno Park is a treasure trove of flowers that color the seasons. In spring, it is crowded with flower-viewing visitors, and in summer, photography enthusiasts gather to see the lotus flowers blooming in Shinobazu Pond. If you get tired from walking around the large park, we recommend taking a break at the terrace cafe. In addition, at Ueno Zoo, you can meet animals such as the adorable and popular giant pandas, as well as gorillas, tigers, Asian elephants, and polar bears.

Japan's oldest zoo
The Ueno Zoo is home to 3,000 animals of 300 species, including gorillas, tigers, polar bears, and giraffes. The East Garden, which can be entered from the main gate, a 5-minute walk from the JR Ueno Station Park Exit, features a forest where gorillas and tigers live, a forest where elephants live, and a sea of ​​polar bears and seals, as well as a historic five-story pagoda and the teahouse "Kankantei." In September 2020, the West Garden opened a new breeding facility for giant pandas and animals living in their habitat, "Panda no Mori."

Ueno Ameyoko Shopping Street
There are also plenty of souvenir shops and restaurants. Along the train tracks, there is the "Ueno Ameyoko Shopping Street," a row of lively shops, and it is bustling with people, with the shouts of vendors echoing through the streets.

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Ueno Park: 6 minutes walk