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Ueno Park Walk Through / What to See inside of Ueno Park, Tokyo Japan!
Ueno Park is the first public park in Japan and it was built in 1876. Nowadays, over 10 billions people are visiting the park each year and it is the most popular city park in Japan!
If you wonder why this park is so famous and want to know what the attractions are in this park, I will show you 15 famous spots in Ueno Park on this video!
If you wonder why this park is so famous and want to know what the attractions are in this park, I will show you 15 famous spots in Ueno Park on this video!
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