Ueno Ameyoko Adventu

Ueno Ameyoko Adventure This time, I visited Ameyoko, a scorching hot commercial street located about a minute's walk from Ueno Station. By the way, Ueno is one of my favorite cities on this planet. Why? It's a long story, so I'll just say it in a few words: Ueno has always responded to the curiosity of Tokyo residents and continued to create chaos for the past 20 years, and I can only feel grateful. So, in Ueno There are so many pandas in the city that you might think there are more pandas than people. Panda dolls, panda baked goods, panda cakes, and panda humans... The pandas at Ueno Zoo, which is the origin of the name, came to Ueno from Chengdu, China as a sign of friendship, but they seem to have spread their love for pandas throughout the city of Ueno, which is more than enough. I love pandas so much that I even blurt out "panda, panda" in my sleep whenever I dream about Ueno. Now, another charm of Ueno is its sweets. Sweets. Ueno is a city that has accepted pandas, but it also has the characteristic of being a city of harmony, and it is a city that evolves by incorporating a wide variety of cultures from outside. From sweets that can be said to be the pinnacle of Japanese culture, such as "Kogane Daigaku Imo", "Usagiya Dorayaki", and "Mihashi Anmitsu", to Western-style parfaits made with Japanese ingredients, and Japanese chestnut Mont Blanc shaved ice, they don't just bring in foreign things, they fuse cultures and make them the ultimate in deliciousness. . . You can't help but feel the craftsmanship. The best There are many other things I would like to introduce, but today I'm hungry from eating too many sweets, so I'll continue when I come back to Ueno! Tettere~ #Tokyo #Ueno #Panda town #Sweets town #Harmony town #Continue after the commercial #It's still going on! #Gourmet trip