Yamanote Line
~60 min per loop
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フォームからの問い合わせがジャンル別に届きます。ジャンル・ステータス・メモは管理者どうしで共有されます。
Pick where you're going to see which exit to use at Ueno Station. Exits and destinations are on the map.
Ueno Zoo
Use the Park Exit (Koen Gate)
About 5 minutes on foot from the Park Exit to the zoo's main gate.
🚉Main exits★DestinationsA1Numbered exits (as on the yellow signs)
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| Destination | Exit |
|---|---|
| Ueno Zoo | Park Exit (Koen Gate) About 5 minutes on foot from the Park Exit to the zoo's main gate. |
| Tokyo National Museum | Park Exit (Koen Gate) Walk straight through Ueno Park from the Park Exit, about 10 minutes. |
| National Museum of Western Art | Park Exit (Koen Gate) Just across the road from the Park Exit. Nearby numbered exits (approx.):Ueno Station パンダ橋口 |
| Ameyoko market street | Shinobazu Exit Cross the road from the Shinobazu Exit and the street starts right there. Nearby numbered exits (approx.):Ueno Station 5・Ueno Station 4 |
| Keisei Ueno Station (Skyliner to Narita) | Shinobazu Exit A separate station from JR. From the Shinobazu Exit, cross the road and follow the Keisei signs. Nearby numbered exits (approx.):Ueno Station 5・Ueno Station 7 |
| Shinobazu Pond | Shinobazu Exit Walk west past Keisei Ueno Station. |
Numbered exits (A1, B3…) come from OpenStreetMap and are the closest in a straight line, which isn't always the easiest way. Follow the signs in the station.