Tokyo One-Day Tour Route: Asakusa + Ueno Tokyo National Museum

📆【Travel Guide】 📆Itinerary: Specific route Asakusa--Ueno Park (Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Nature and Science)--Tokyo Skytree night view or Akihabara. 🚗Transportation Guide: Asakusa Temple is crowded with people, and the commercial street in front of the temple opens around 11 am. Arriving around 10 am, you can hire a rickshaw for a 20-30 minute tour around Asakusa. After the rickshaw ride, you can visit Asakusa Temple and its surroundings for about 1 hour. Taking the subway from Asakusa Temple, you can quickly reach Ueno Station. Exiting the station, you can see AMEYOKO, where you can have lunch. To the left of AMEYOKO are several parallel food streets built under the railway bridge, where the queues for eating are much shorter. After lunch and a rest, you can walk to Ueno Park according to the signs. Inside Ueno Park, there are temples, Ueno Zoo, Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Nature and Science, art galleries, etc., where you can spend a lot of time. Special exhibitions are very crowded on weekends, and Tokyo's youth are seriously queuing to view them. Behind the main building, there is a beautiful courtyard where you can take photos, and there is a café where you can take a break. The National Museum takes about 2 hours. In the evening, if you still have energy, you can take a direct ride to Oshiage Station to visit the Skytree. Dinner can be settled in the shopping mall downstairs. Those who like anime can go directly from Ueno to Akihabara. With this, the one-day tour of Ueno, Asakusa, and Oshiage is concluded.