Just outside the Ueno Station's Inujini Exit (JR Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, Joban Line Rapid Service, Tohoku Main Line, Takasaki Line, Shinkansen).
2-minute walk from Exit 7 of Ueno Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line).
Right outside the north exit of Okachimachi Station (JR Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line).
Right outside exits A2/A5/A7 of Ueno-Hirokoji Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line).
Right outside exits A2/A5/A7 of Naka-Okachimachi Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line).
Right outside the front entrance of Keisei Ueno Station (Keisei Main Line). Show route
Op.Hours
Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Cld.Days
Irregular holidays
Fee
Varies by store
INFO
Ameyoko is extremely crowded, so we recommend allowing plenty of time for your visit. Also, be aware of pickpockets and theft.
Ueno Ameyoko Market, officially known as the "Ueno Chuo-dori Shopping Street," is a bustling market near Ueno Station in Tokyo.
Its origins lie in the post-war black market, and it's now a popular tourist destination.
Ameyoko's charm is undeniably its energy. A dizzying array of goods is crammed into every available space: fresh seafood, fruits, dried goods, seasonings, clothing, and souvenirs.
It's particularly renowned for its incredibly affordable fresh seafood. Many shops sell seafood directly delivered from Tsukiji Fish Market, often offering the chance to eat your catch on the spot. Seafood lovers shouldn't miss this!
Ameyoko also boasts an abundance of quintessential Japanese souvenirs. Discover unique Japanese crafts, traditional goods, sweets, and much more – items you won't find anywhere else.
Ameyoko is beloved by tourists as a place to experience a slice of Tokyo's vibrant culture.
However, be aware that Ameyoko can get extremely crowded, so plan your visit accordingly and be mindful of pickpockets.