It’s an area where you can have a fulfilling time in just half a day without necessarily visiting the zoo, museums, and such.
There are many long-established shops, but I also noticed several new ones.
While Ueno Station is often associated with Ameya-Yokocho, there are other must-visit places within a 10-minute walk from the station that are uniquely Ueno.
If you have any recommended spots or shops, please do share.
I hope this video can be somewhat helpful for your travels.
▼CHAPTERS▼————————————
00:26：①The National Museum of Western Art
00:46：➁Ueno Zoological Gardens
01:05：③Museums at Ueno
01:32：④Ueno Toshogu Shrine
02:09：⑤Ueno Daibutsu
02:41：⑥Hanazono Inari Shrine
02:59：⑦Shinobazunoike Benten-do
03:28：⑧Former Iwasaki House Garden
04:19：⑨Exploring Ameyoko
04:50：⑩Food hopping in Ameyoko
06:07：⑪Tonkatsu Yamabe
06:22：⑫Marishiten tokudaiji temple
06:51：⑬Niki no Kashi
07:28：⑭Usagiya
07:53：⑮Yushima Tenmangu Shrine
08:31：Summarizing the visited locations on the map
＃Ueno＃Tokyo＃Japan
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