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Panda Statues in Ueno Park

Charming panda sculptures in Ueno Park, a symbol of joy and a perfect photo spot amidst Tokyo's vibrant cultural scene.

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The Panda Statues, located in Ueno Park, Tokyo, are a charming and playful attraction that has become a symbol of joy in the area. These sculptures offer a delightful photo opportunity and a chance to immerse yourself in the local culture.

A brief summary to Panda Statues

  • 3 Chome-26-9 Ueno, Taito City, 3 Chome Ueno, Tokyo, 110-0005, JP

Local tips

  • Visit during the weekday to avoid large crowds and have a more relaxed experience.
  • Bring your camera to capture fun photos with the panda statues.
  • Explore the surrounding Ueno Park, including the Ueno Zoo and various museums.
  • Try local Japanese snacks from nearby stalls to complete your visit.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From JR Ueno Station's Park Exit, the Panda Statues are approximately a 10-minute walk. Exit the station and head towards Ueno Park. Follow the path, passing the fountain on your left, until you reach the statues at 3 Chome-26-9 Ueno.

  • Public Transport

    Take the Ginza or Hibiya Line to Ueno Station. Follow the signs for the Park Exit. Once outside the station, walk straight towards Ueno Park. The Panda Statues are about a 10-minute walk from the station, located at 3 Chome-26-9 Ueno. Subway fare: approximately ¥200.

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Nestled in Ueno Park, the Panda Statues offer a whimsical and heartwarming experience for visitors of all ages. These enchanting sculptures of pandas have become a beloved symbol of the Ueno district, representing joy and playfulness. Located in a bustling public space, the statues provide a perfect backdrop for memorable photographs and a chance to connect with the local culture. The area surrounding the statues is vibrant, filled with shops, eateries, and other attractions, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a family outing. The panda statues are especially popular among families and those seeking to relive childhood memories. After visiting the pandas, you can explore other famous Ueno attractions such as the Ueno Zoo and the Tokyo National Museum. The statues serve as a reminder of Ueno Park's deep connection to pandas, which began in 1972 when the first giant pandas arrived at the Ueno Zoo as a gift from China. These pandas, Kang Kang and Lan Lan, quickly became a symbol of Sino-Japanese friendship and sparked a panda craze throughout Japan. Today, the Ueno Zoo continues to be a major draw for visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of these adorable creatures.

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