Catholic Church in Tokyo

I'm going to go to Tokyo on April 2015. Can you informed me the Catholic Church in Ueno, Asakusa and Ginza area?

To Tsukiji and Asakusa and Ueno there is the Catholic Church, but the English Mass does not conduct probably.
http://tsukijicatholic.jp/Tsukiji-church-e-index.htm
http://holyring.jp/ir/asakusa/
http://www7.ocn.ne.jp/~uguisu/
Catholic Church to be carried out of the English Mass
Yotsuya of St. Ignatius is probably, is the largest.
http://www.ignatius.gr.jp/eng/about/mass.html
In addition, Roppongi there is a Mass four times on Sunday.
Please check in here train from your stay station.
http://www.hyperdia.com/en/

Hi Eveline,

On the archdiocesan website, I can see a church in the Ueno area and another near Asakusa. Click on "CHURCHES" inside the "INFORMATION BOX", then click on "Tokyo 23 wards", and then use the map markers to find out more. (Unfortunately, because of the way their website is set up, I can't seem to link directly to the relevant sub-pages for those churches.)

http://www.tokyo.catholic.jp/eng_frame.html

If you're looking for Masses in English, you might want to check out the following parishes:

http://franciscanchapelcentertokyo.org/

http://www.ignatius.gr.jp/eng/

And for Traditional Latin Masses:

http://uvj.jp/en/

Cheers.

I recommend you to visit St Ignatius church, next to Sohia University in Yoysuya.
http://www.ignatius.gr.jp/eng/index.html

There is a Indonesian mass service available from 16:00 on Sundays at St.Francis Xavier's Chapel, next to the main chapel.

I would also favour the Roppongi option. The church is not far from the station, only about five minutes walk. I've been there, and the congregation is very welcoming. In fact they invite all visitors to introduce themselves.