Address〒110-8711 Tokyo Metropolis Taito Ward Uenokoen 9-83
Station① 5 minutes walk from JR Ueno Station “Koen Exit”
Last admissionEntrance and ticket/annual passport sales are open until 1 hour before closing.
Before you goFrequently asked questions. About Ueno Zoo. Opinions and requests. Creatures/Exhibits
ClosedCheck the official visitor guide for closing days, fees, transport, group visits, shuttle buses and accessibility information.
Public transportUeno Zoo does not have a parking lot, so we recommend using the train. [To East Garden/Main Gate] Times (unmanned) next to JR Ueno Station Park Exit (Ticket Gate) [To West Garden/Benten Gate] Keisei Ueno...
By carUeno Zoo does not have a parking lot, so we recommend using the train. The nearest parking lots are: Please note that on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, the parking lot may fill up early...
Parking1 Ueno Park Parking Lot 1 TEL: 03-3821-0755
StationThe closest stations are Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express, Ginza Subway Line, Asakusa Subway Line, and Tobu Skytree Line.
AdmissionResponses vary depending on the type of ticket. • WEB tickets: Refunds can be made without a cancellation fee until 23:59 on the day before use. *Cancellation...
Last admissionLast entry is 30 minutes before closing Days of the week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 4,600 yen 4.2 (35) Admission ticket <Recommended for those who want to casually enjoy Hanayashiki...
Before you goTo ensure the safety of our customers at Asakusa Hanayashiki, we have set restrictions on rides on attractions depending on the level of disability. . Please note that you may be asked to bring a caregiver with you.
ClosedCheck the official calendar for park closing days.
Public transport5 minutes walk from Tsukuba Express "Asakusa" station
By car00If you are meeting at Asakusa Hanayashiki ●If you are coming by train: 5 minutes walk from Tsukuba Express "Asakusa" station 10 minutes walk from Subway Ginza Line, Subway Asakusa Line, Tobu Skytree Line "Asakusa" station...
ParkingIs there a parking lot? Please use a nearby parking lot.
Before you goIt is also possible to enter the museum only to use the museum shop (permanent exhibits). At the general information desk, we will give you a museum shop usage ticket (30 minutes), so please ask.
ClosedClosed on Mondays, year-end and New Year holidays, and closed on the following day if the regular holiday falls on a public holiday *Fumigation period: Late June *Please check the official website for the latest information.
ClosedClosed on Mondays, year-end and New Year holidays, and if a regular holiday falls on a public holiday, the next day will be closed. *Temporary closures may occur.
Kappabashi Dougu Street is a popular spot for cooking enthusiasts, both professionals and amateurs. It is within walking distance from Asakusa's Sensoji Temple and Ueno Park.
Public transport5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station Tokyo Metro Ginza Line: 5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station Tsukuba Express: 5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station Toei Subway Asakusa Line: 5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station Exit A4
Parking*There is no parking lot at Sensoji Temple. Please use the Taito Ward Kaminarimon underground parking lot or other nearby parking lots.
Sensoji Temple and Kaminarimon, located just a few minutes from Asakusa Station, are two of Tokyo's most famous sightseeing spots, and are crowded with visitors.
WHERDO is designed around what you can actually do now, today or tomorrow, combining limited-time events, movie showtimes, leisure and reliable classic places in one view.
Dates, showtimes and opening hours are tracked separately from application periods and other dates. Details can change, so confirm the linked official source before leaving.
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Things to Do in Ueno & Asakusa, Tokyo Today: Events, Movies & Places
Article updated: October 24, 2026
Ueno is a useful starting point for a museum-focused day, while Asakusa suits a plan built around Senso-ji and the surrounding streets. You do not need to fit both into every visit. Choose your main stop, check its opening arrangements, and add the second area only if your remaining time allows.
Plan your day in Ueno & Asakusa
Choose one main stop and one nearby alternative. A film, exhibition or booked activity gives your day a fixed time; leave room around it for travel and a meal. Before adding another destination, check its actual position on the map rather than relying only on the regional name.
Today, tomorrow and local time
Use Now, Today or Tomorrow above to compare the current listings. Dates and times follow Japan Standard Time (JST, UTC+9). Today means the date in Japan, which may differ from the date where you are searching.
Check the individual card for its date, venue, start time and official source. A time marked as unconfirmed is not an all-day opening promise. Conditions, tickets and cancellations can change; confirm the original information before setting out.
Travel, weather and alternatives
Check the route to the actual venue, including the last part on foot and your return connection. For outdoor activities, compare the forecast with local access notices. For boats or organised experiences, confirm the operator's departure point and arrangements rather than relying on the weather panel alone.
The live listings use the same underlying event, film and place information as WHERDO's Japanese guide. This English article explains how to plan a visit; the linked organiser or venue remains the source for current booking details, changes and official names.
