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Ueno Park: Ueno Park was designated as the first park in Japan in 1873. During the Edo period, this area was the grounds of Toeizan Kanei-ji Temple. After the Meiji Restoration, the land became government property. It was eventually given to Tokyo City in 1924 by the Imperial Household Ministry.
It is known for its cherry blossoms. There are about 800 cherry blossom trees in the park itself. Combined with a nearby zoo, Kanei-ji Kiyomizu Temple and Toshogu Shrine, there are about 1,200 cherry blossom trees in total. There are facilities, including zoo, museums and art galleries. Due to the cultural atmosphere, this park is loved by Tokyoites.
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This is a free push-type app that comes with a variety of features which can help tourists in the event of a disaster. This app will send you an Emergency Warning for earthquakes, tsunamis and other weather related disasters. It also indicates any action to be taken in the event of such disasters, in a flow chart. Please strongly consider using this app as a tool for preparation of an emergency.

OMOTENASHI App

These apps are for tourists visiting Japan. Once you complete user registration, you can use multiple WI-Fi services free of charge, and you can use these apps with one ID, which can make your travel in Japan easier and more comfortable. (Android only version)

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Once you register with this app, you can connect to free Wi-Fi spots in various places in Japan, including "TOKYO FREE Wi-Fi", and also various facilities, such as train stations, airports, convenience stores, and tourist spots all over Japan.

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