Ueno (surname) explained

Ueno (written: 上野 or 植野) is a Japanese surname. Notable people with the surname include:

• , Japanese sociologist
• , Japanese female badminton player
• , Japanese football player
• , Japanese agricultural scientist
• , pioneer Japanese photographer
• , Japanese professional shogi player
• , Japanese professional baseball pitcher
• , Japanese professional ice hockey winger
• , Japanese actress
• , Japanese Consul in Great Britain from 1874 to 1879
• Ken Ueno (born 1970), American composer
• , Japanese politician
• , Japanese composer and musician
• , Japanese mixed martial artist
• , Japanese female judoka
• , Japanese football coach and former player
• , Japanese freestyle skier
• , Japanese long-distance runner
• , Japanese newspaper publisher and philanthropist
• , Japanese professional golfer
• , Japanese professional drifting driver and businessman
• , Japanese sailor
• , Japanese film director, actor, screenwriter, and producer
• , Japanese business theorist
• , Japanese recording artist
• , Japanese female judoka
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese long-distance runner
• , Japanese professional wrestler
• , Japanese softball pitcher
• , Japanese football player

Fictional characters

• Naoka Ueno, a character from A Silent Voice (manga)
• Susumu Ueno, a teen idol character from A One-Way Ticket to Love (movie)