• A tour of Ueno's historical spots will give you a taste of Japan's rich culture and history.
• At the Tokyo National Museum, visitors can view amazing artifacts such as samurai armor and colorful ukiyo-e woodblock prints.
• Nearby Kiyomizu Kannondo is a quiet temple with beautiful views is a quiet place surrounded by nature for relaxation.
• A tour of these spots offers a simple yet meaningful experience, perfect for those who wish to discover Japan's past in a casual and enjoyable way.

Born in the Satsuma clan, known to all Japanese, he was the general of the government army (Eastern Expeditionary Force) and later the first army general as the original leader of the Restoration. He also participated in the Ueno War as commander of Ueno Hirokoji and Kuromonkuchi. Defeated in 1873 in the war to conquer Korea, he resigned his government post and returned to Kagoshima, where he and his private school students rebelled against the Meiji government in 1877 (Seinan War) and attacked Kumamoto Castle, but were unable to take it, dying in Kagoshima the same year. He became a bandit from a leading figure in the Meiji Restoration, but was pardoned and restored to power with the promulgation of the Imperial Constitution in 1889.