Tokyo Ueno Park is open to the public for free, but some other facilities are subject to additional charges. There are many facilities in the park, so you can wander around at your leisure. Every spring, the park transforms into a sea of ​​cherry blossoms, attracting tourists in droves.

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When it comes to Tokyo Ueno Park, many people's first impression is the sea of cherry blossoms. This is a resort for cherry blossom viewing in Tokyo. Currently, there are thousands of cherry blossom trees in the park, among which the famous cherry blossom "Somei Yoshino" discovered in Ueno Park is particularly representative. During the cherry blossom season, Ueno Park becomes a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in Japan. The "Sakura Festival" is held every year at this time. Every evening, the park lights up with night lights, reflecting the cherry blossoms, which creates a unique and moving feeling.

In addition to the breathtaking natural landscape, there are many monuments worth watching in the park. The bronze statues found everywhere in the park are a major feature here. In addition, there are Toshogu Shrine, Kan'eiji Temple, Tokugawa Jieling Temple, Kiyomizu Hall and other historic sites in the park, which are known as "a treasure house of historical sites and cultural properties." You may wish to visit Toshogu Shrine, a masterpiece of Japanese classical architecture. The 6-meter-tall "ghost lantern" is a masterpiece. It also houses many important cultural relics.