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This maze of streets next to the railway tracks between Ueno and Okachimachi stations comprises two markets: the covered Ueno Centre Mall and open-air Ameyoko itself. The mall sells an array of souvenirs and clothes, while the 500 stalls of jam-packed Ameyoko - one of Tokyo’s greatest street markets - specialise in fresh food, especially fish.
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Transport Ueno station (Yamanote,Ginza lines), Shinobazu exit; (Hibiya line), exits 6, 7 or Okachimachi station (Yamanote line), north exit.
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