This is a walking tour of the inside of Tokyo’s Ueno Station, located in the northern area of Central Tokyo. There are many train lines that intersect at this station, including access to the Shinkansen bullet train. It also connects people with one of the largest parks in Tokyo, Ueno Park, which has the Ueno Zoo, Tokyo National Museum, and many other great things to see and experience.
For detailed info, check out their website: https://www.uenostation.com/
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0:00 Intro
1:25 Walking into the station
3:59 Entering station gate
9:21 Train platforms
10:05 Utsunomiya/Joban Line Platform
16:39 Going to 2nd floor
21:15 Food shops
25:35 Bookstore
31:42 JR Yamanote Line Platform
35:56 Heading home
39:40 Thank you and farewell
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I hope you all enjoyed this tour inside of Ueno Park. I do apologize for the wonky settings when I filmed this. I was tired after my almost-3-hour live stream right before filming this, so I wasn't paying attention to the auto-white balance and exposure, as well as the wrong gimbal mode (which is why some of the footage is crooked). I just turned it on and started filming without checking. Such a rookie move, but meh… Anyways! hahaha What was the most interesting thing you noticed in the video? Any comments or questions? Let me know below! <3
Thanks!!!! And "I luv u" lol
It is really nice watching your walking tours there… by the way… your foot is ok?
Awesome Tour mate! Thank u for sharing 🇪🇸♥️🇯🇵
You was a busy boy on Monday…Find me a magazine with BTS on the cover and I'll be your best friend…
28:12 to the left 5/28 😐… anyway, Thanks for the walking tour, I might stay in that area on my next visit so I can be closer to the food scene in Ameyoko (I usually stay at Aasakusa)
Cory, I love you! Thank you for this video! It’s keeping me sane while I’m at work! Lol Thanks for always having such cool content and sharing so much of your time with us! 🙂
Always wondering to what's the inner side of Ueno station about, I mean more specificially. Thanks Cory to show it!
I have very fond memories of Ueno station, so I do appreciate this tour very much. Thanks a lot 🥰
The express and local trains having he same ticket depends on the region and train company. In the greater Tokyo area it is true for the JR lines. It was not like that for Hokkaido or the Kansai/Chubu regions when i traveled there some years ago. In Hokkaido there was even a spesific JR line where you could not use Pasmo, Suica etc, you had to pay cash for a special ticket.
Finally got around to watch it 🙂 Cory, I love you 😉😄
Great video once again, I love this playlist in particular! See ya xx
Brilliant Cory!
Those train stations are bigger than our whole shopping malls!! 🤣👍
The more I watch your walking video, there more I miss Japan. Wish we can travel again
Cory, "I love you"! Three things I would do if I ever get to Japan…ride trains, climb Mt. Fuji, and take you to dinner. Thank you for these videos. The new camera is amazing…for me it's more like actually being there as opposed to "watching"…if that makes sense!
I luv you Cory! I really like the 40 minutes to an hour videos. Not too long and not too short. I'm curious if you could do a video about eating gluten free in japan. Like could you eat breakfast, lunch and dinner gluten free for a day. I wonder how hard it would be for me to find food in japan.
Did you talk into a separate mic or just talked into the osmo pocket 2's mics?
I have the osmo pocket 1 (haven't used it in ages), but sometimes my footage were a bit crooked too haha
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Thanks for the great video of Ueno station. I take the Yamanote line 2 stops to Akihabara and change trains to the Chou line and then make my way over to Higashi-Nihonbashi area when I stay in Tokyo! I stay at that big APA Hotel right there in Higashi-Nihonbashi. Cheers Cory
this is an awesome walk around video of Ueno station. Imiss walking around that area
Ueno Station. 17 platforms wow, never noticed. Definitely a major station.
CORY I LOVE YOU! lmao
Great video 😃I hope to catch the next live stream 😀👍
私はあなたを愛していますコーリー!
From USA its like being there thank u much )
Missing Japan so much man. Can't wait to travel back there soon as I can. These kinds of ASMR, normal walking tours of stations are very reminiscent of my time there. Soon as you leave the country, you start longing for those train jingles and sounds in the stations. Great video and the quality is damn good with the pocket 2!
Did u have to use a gimball?
I miss Japan. I miss tokyo, the sound of the train passing by, the melodies, the announcement..the shops. Thank u for this vid. I hope you can also explore character street and ramen street in tokyo station.
Man, I was gonna leave this video in the background while studying my kanji but it was so interesting that I ended up just watching the video hahaha. I swear, these stations have more stuff going on that my whole city, I can see myself going on a Sunday afternoon just to kill time and not even ride the trains haha. Video quality is great too!
I was wondering, the pamphlets at 7:26 and 17:47 are free to take with you, right? I often see "Town Work" pamphlets and small magazines alone in the middle of the station (in other station videos) and wanted to know if those are free or where to pay them lol
Have a great day!!
Love you and the vids Cory! Been lurking since you were still living in Vietnam and it’s always very relaxing to put on a tour while I draw. I really enjoy just seeing everyday life in Japan 😀
Nice!!! Keep it up I miss tokyo
Cory can you go to the zoo one day that would be fun .xxx
thats a biggggg train station. 🤣🤣
Nice to see the area again. I stayed close to Ueno Station when I visited Tokyo shortly before the pandemic. This was my main station to get around while I was there. Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to return once things are more open again.
Ooo yeah
So do you have to pay to get in and then pay for a train?
Watching this brings back memories of getting lost on the train lines in Korea back in 2002. Lol they look very similar.
Cory, I love you! 😂 Thanks for the dope video, dude. These are always so fun and so cool since a lot of the states don't really have many trains and I don't know what a train station looks like. I would love to just walk around a station if/when I go to Japan, like I like to do at airports lol. I know I would spend a lot of money at that gacha station!
Hi Cory may
Cory I have been thoroughly enjoying all your vid but particularly the shop ones. Have been to l your vid countries but love Japan. You are showing us things you don’t typically get to see and do on a tourist visit. Hank you from Australia
Cory, each station is a city into its own seriously.
I at the BL section 💙 Are there any english mangas in Japan? Hope you could have a full on bookstore tour in the future.
Just discovered YouTube and you … excellent visual of Ueno station … the green train, tip about rapid trains costing the same, seeing a pharmacy in the station! Am hoping to come back and this type of video is excellent. Can plan my trip. Looking forward to visiting cities with you … checking out hidden gems and such. Good camera work, and you have a welcoming style. Thanks. Did a shopping tour with you and loved ite!
8:05 These platforms that have the car stoppers are not used as much these days mainly because of the opening of the Ueno-Tokyo line in 2015. Before then, the Tokaido lines physical end point was at Tokyo and the trains that run on the Joban, Utsunomiya, and Takasaki lines end point was at Ueno. That is why in the past there was many more trains coming into these platforms, it was at one point a major terminal. However, the Ueno-Tokyo line made it so that these lines are connected to each other by building new connecting tracks that extend from Tokyo station. These new changes has made departures and arrivals at these dead end style platforms become less useful, since the Ueno-Tokyo line has made transferring between the lines less troublesome and is faster. As years come by, there is going to be even less trains that come. Some people say there is a chance JR will close down these platforms for good someday.
Cory, I love you!!!
7:53 translation "He who smelt it dealt it"
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Your videos are great!!! Thank you so much!!! Please make more and more even though I know it’s difficult to make videos like yours especially in Japan 😅
I live in shinjuku.
Hiya Cory,love your vidios,you really give the flavor vibes of Japan thanks for ever
For every thing,keep it up.
Hey Cory! Nice shirt 😉 When I was there in 2018, the station was under considerable renovation and redesign, so it looks really different now. A lot of these places you show were curtained off while under construction, so it's really interesting to see how it's changed. Ueno is one of my favorite areas of Tokyo.
How do I get to the ticket office, without a ticket for the barrier??