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UENO CAMPUS 12-8 Ueno Park Taito Ward Tokyo 110-8714 Japan Ueno campus Tokyo National Museum Tokyo Metropolitan Nezu Arts Museum Chiyoda line National Museum of Nature and Science Ueno Zoo National Museum of Western Art Tokyo Bunka Kaikan A 10 min. walk from either Ueno Royal Ueno (Park exit) or Uguisu- Museum dani stations. A 15 min. walk from Ueno Station on the Ginza and Hibiya subway lines. Shinobazu Pond Ueno A 10 min. walk from Nezu Keisei Ueno Ginza line Station on the Chiyoda line. Hall 1 Faculty of Fine Arts 1 5-109 Hall 6 18 2 22 Faculty of Music 17 7 19 12 16 20 24 3 15 21 12 Main Gate 14 23 13 28 31 5 8 25 10 6 12 4 26 29 27 9 11 30 JR Ueno Station Faculty of Fine Arts 1 Painting Building 8 International Resource Center of the Arts (A) 15 Old Brick Building I 23 Sogakudo Concert Hall Faculty of Fine Arts 2 Sculpture Building 9 International Resource Center of the Arts (B) 16 Old Brick Building II 24 Senior High School of Music Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Music 3 10 The University Art Museum 17 25 Administration Building Metal Arts Building (Chinretsukan Gallery) Building I Health Care Service Center Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Music 4 11 The University Art Museum 18 26 University Hall Factory Complex (A) (Masaki Memorial Gallery) Building II Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Music 5 Factory Complex (B) 12 The University Art Museum 19 Building III 27 Guesthouse Shinobazu-sou Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Music 6 Factory Complex (C) 13 Gatehouse I 20 Building IV 28 Public Collaboration Center Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Music 7 Main Building 14 Gatehouse II 21 Building V 29 Arts & Science LAB. (Classrooms, Administrative Aﬀairs) Faculty of Music 22 Auditoriums 30 Gymnasium 31 Ueno Global Residence.

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