Tokyo Ueno Onshi Park Day Tour: Hanazono Inari Shrine, Toshogu Shrine

In autumn, Ueno Onshi Park (hereinafter referred to as Ueno Park) does not have the colorful pastels of spring cherry blossoms, nor the bright red patches of autumn maple leaves. Some of them are still blue sky, and the tens of thousands of people on various letters and signs. wish.

On this day, I came to Ueno Park with my husband. Fortunately, there is no terrible heat in Tokyo in autumn. It is a good weather with a cool breeze, which is suitable for travelers. My husband and I set off early in the morning, passed by the nearby market and finished our breakfast. Walking here on foot, there are fewer busy crowds in Tokyo in the morning on weekdays. This kind of street scene makes me relax a little bit. The first trip to Tokyo was still frightened by the large and fast pace of crowds, even on the streets of Taipei. , I still have an inexplicable resistance to people getting too close.

Ueno Park covers an area of ​​53 square meters, including Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Western Art, National Science Museum, Ueno Zoo, as well as Ueno Toshogu Shrine, Kaneiji Temple, etc. This time I mainly focus on the interior of the park, the passing shrines and The temple is the main place, so you can play for a whole day, and because of the comfortable and spacious relationship, I think it is quite suitable to bring children to play here, whether it is a small picnic or going to the zoo, it is quite suitable for parents and children to travel independently!

※ A scene near Tokyo Ueno Station

▲ On the streets of Tokyo on this day, there is almost no need to use filters, as long as the aperture is reduced, there is such a beautiful sky blue.

※ Shang Ye Park

※ Interior view of Ueno Park

▲ The colorful letters above are full of the author's wish.

※ Hanazono Inari Shrine

▲ Inari God is the general name of the god of grain and food in Japanese mythology.

(I always thought it was "Inari" and "Shrine", but I didn't expect it to be "Inari God"^^b)

▲ The color of the torii at Inari Shrine is red. If Japanese companies benefit, they will dedicate a torii to the shrine.

▲ Statue of Prince Akihito Komatsunomiya

※ Ueno Toshogu Shrine

▲ After a few trips to Japan, I found that their elders will arrange retirement life and go to various scenic spots to draw and sketch!

▲ The chief gods are Tokugawa Ieyasu (Tosho Daikonen), Tokugawa Yoshimune, and Tokugawa Yoshiki.

▲ Ueno Toshogu Shrine is currently under renovation.

▲ Although it is under renovation, the dedication box is still displayed. ^^b

▲ I took a look at Toshogu Palace and decided to buy a birthday month as a souvenir.

◎ Ueno Onshi Park
– Address: Ueno Park, Taito District, Tokyo, Ikenohata XNUMX-chome
– Tel: 03-3828-5644
– Opening hours: 05:00-23:00
-Official website:http://www.kensetsu.metro.tokyo.jp/toubuk/ueno/index_top.html