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UENO 上野（谷中）
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After enjoying the University of Tokyo campus, visit shrines and enjoy Michelin’s finest tonkatsu in Kanda.
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YUSHIMATENJIN
God of learning. The symbolic plum tree is beautiful. This place connects to Ueno, Ochanomizu, and the University of Tokyo. Recommended as a relay point as you can eat around.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO
The public is free to enter the campus as long as they are not in large groups. You can have a very nice time walking along the beautiful streets, looking at the buildings, and eating in the cafeteria.
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After viewing the museum in Ueno Park, enjoy a walking tour to Yanaka for a bite to eat.
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KISSA NITO
A small coffee shop where you can relax and unwind. It is a new and beautiful store. Not only is the coffee delicious, but the pudding and sandwiches are also delicious and reasonably priced. After eating or walking around Yanaka Ginza, this is the place to relax.
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NIKU NO SUZUKI
If you are going to eat in Yanaka Ginza shopping street, you can definitely get “menchikatsu” at this store. There are other stores similar to this one, but these are really good menchikatsu made by a butcher. Be warned, they often sell out! (The store has moved from its previous location and is in a […]
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YANAKA MATSUNOYA
A store of useful and retro lifestyle goods such as small chairs and baskets that you want for your kitchen. Nearby is “Yuyake Dandan,” a staircase leading to Yanaka shopping street. It is a place where the sunset is really beautiful.
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OGINO
A very small Japanese sweets shop. Mitarashi dumplings and seasonal Japanese sweets are perfect for eating and walking around. Entering a narrow street near the shop, you can walk along a path with a “Tsuiji fence”. You can enjoy the atmosphere of a temple town that has continued since the Edo period.
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- UENO
UENOSAKURAGIATARI
A small complex of old houses between Ueno Park and Yanaka Cemetery. Visitors can enjoy shopping, having a drink, or just hanging out in the uniquely Japanese building.
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