Ueno Park

  Ueno Park, sitting just north of Tokyo's bustling district of Ueno, was established in 1873 as one of Japan's first public parks. This expansive area boasts a rich history, including its role as the site for the Tokyo World Fair in 1910. As a vital cultural hub, Ueno Park features numerous museums, a zoo, and beautiful cherry blossom trees that attract thousands of visitors each April. The park's spacious layout spans about 530,000 square meters, offering plenty of green space to explore. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks, visit the Tokyo National Museum, or simply relax by the Shinobazu Pond.