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print 'It took ' + i + ' iterations to sort the deck.';
Ueno Tokyo
Ueno Park in Ueno
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region
📍Ueno Park
⬇ National Museum ⬇ Ueno Zoo ⬇ Shinobazu Pond
This is a massive public space that serves as the cultural heart of the district. It is a hub for multiple museums, the Ueno Zoo, and a beautiful green space for relaxation. The park is especially popular for its picturesque scenery and is one of Tokyo’s best spots for cherry blossom viewing.
📍National Museum Western
📍Ueno Toshogu Shrine
📍National Museum of Nature
Ameya Yokocho
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region
Ameyoko is a bustling and chaotic street market located under the elevated train tracks near Ueno Station. It is famous for its lively atmosphere and the diverse stalls selling everything from fresh seafood to clothing. This market offers a truly authentic and energetic local shopping experience.
Tokyo National Museum
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region
As Japan's oldest and largest museum, it holds an unparalleled collection of Japanese art and cultural artifacts. Its grand buildings and extensive exhibits showcase the nation's rich history and traditions. This museum is a major cultural landmark and a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Ueno Zoo
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region
Located within Ueno Park, this is the oldest zoo in Japan. The zoo is a very popular destination, drawing large crowds who come to see its wide variety of animals. It is most famous for being one of the few places in Japan where you can see giant pandas.
Shinobazu Pond
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region
This large, scenic pond is a peaceful centerpiece of Ueno Park. It is famous for the dense lotus flowers that cover its surface in the summer months. The tranquil Benten-do temple, situated on a small island in the pond, is a picturesque site.
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