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The Ueno neighborhood is largely centered on venerable Ueno Station and the nearby Ueno Park, Zoo, and Shinobazu Pond. As one of Japan’s oldest train stations, the sense of history and tradition is palpable. This can not only be felt in the station itself, but throughout the restaurants, shops, and museums which make Ueno a highlight of Tokyo’s Shita-matchi area.

Ueno Zoo, situated in Ueno Park, has animal displays which appeal to all ages – including pandas! Ueno Park is also home to 10 separate museums, presenting notable works of art on permanent display or as part of travelling collections from other world-famous museums. The Tokyo National Museum in particular has an excellent collection of both Japanese and Western pieces.

Ueno Hotels and Accommodations

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The Ueno Experience

For shopping of all stripes, we suggest checking out the Ameyoko shopping district; Higashi Ueno is famous for its Korean markets and goods. Ueno restaurants cover a broad selection of cuisine types, including tempura, unagi (eel), and of course, ramen. Selecting a Ueno hotel close to the station and these shopping areas will let you take full advantage of shopping hours, so keep this in mind when choosing.

If you’re arrival point to Tokyo is through Narita International Airport, Ueno makes a convenient location to book a hotel, as it takes just 40 minutes by the Skyliner train to reach Ueno Station from Narita. Ueno has easy access to Narita, allowing you to take further advantage of early morning and late-night flights. You’re also just a few short minutes by subway from Asakusa and Akihabara. Find your Ueno hotel with Expedia today and book knowing you received the best rate and widest selection!