Tokyo - Ueno Attractions, All Listings

Ameyoko (in Japanese; Ame Yoko アメ横) is a shopping area in the major city of Ueno in Tokyo Japan. Ameyoko is very close (just acr... Detail Page

Kanda Myojin Shrine has a history spanning over 1,200 years. The structure itself has been rebuilt many times, destroyed by fires and ... Detail Page

Founded in 1625, Kaneji Temple is a Buddhist temple of the Tendai Sect. The temple was meant to emulate the powerful Enryakuji temple ... Detail Page

Koishikawa Botanical Garden is a property of the country's most prestigious university, the Tokyo University Graduate School of Sc... Detail Page

The National Museum of Nature and Science opened in 1871. The museum has both Natural History (an impressive amount of mammal and dino... Detail Page

Nezu shrine is a Shinto shrine in Tokyo near the major city of Ueno. It is relatively unknown compared to most other major Shrines and... Detail Page

Rikugien Garden (in Japanese; Riku Gi En 六義園) was originally constructed between 1695 and 1702 by orders of the Shogun of that t... Detail Page

The Tokyo suburb town of Shibamata is known by few foreigners but is super famous with the Japanese. Shibamata is the set location for J... Detail Page

Tokyo Dome City (in Japanese; Tokyo Domu Shitei 東京ドームシティ) is an entertainment complex consisting of a baseball stadium... Detail Page

The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum is a National World Class museum which is supported by the Japanese government. It is located in Ueno ... Detail Page

The Tokyo National Museum was established in 1872 and is Japan's largest and oldest museum in the country. It is also the largest ... Detail Page

Ueno Park is located right next to the Ueno Station in central Tokyo and it is famous for many museums and Ueno Zoo on its grounds. Es... Detail Page