Ōme Plum Park
青梅市梅の公園
Ōme Plum Park offers nearly a thousand plum trees blooming in pink and white from February to March.
What it is
- Park dedicated to plum blossoms.
- Almost one thousand plum trees.
- Features the local Baigo plum variety.
What to see
- Vivid pink and white plum blossoms.
- Wintersweet, Japanese narcissus, and azaleas.
- Close to Yoshikawa Eiji Memorial Museum.
- Close to Ome Kimono Museum.
When to go
- February to March for plum blossoms.
- Yoshino Baigo Ume Matsuri festival: late February to late March.
- Weekend festival performances.
In detail
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The plum blossom is the symbol of Ome. Almost one thousand plum trees bloom across the park in vivid pinks and whites from February to March. The park features several varieties including the Baigo plum, which originated in Ome.
The Yoshino Baigo Ume Matsuri plum blossom festival is held in the park from late February to late March. On weekends during the festival, there are music and dance performances.
Many seasonal flowers are planted throughout the park, including wintersweet, Japanese narcissus, and azaleas. The park is close to the Yoshikawa Eiji Memorial Museum and the Ome Kimono Museum.
Text: 観光庁 地域観光資源の多言語解説文データベース. Reproduced unchanged. The notes above were written from that text by Japan Gems.
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