Tsukubasan bairin
筑波山梅林
A large plum grove at Mount Tsukuba's base, offering beautiful blossoms and views.
What it is
- A plum grove operated by Tsukuba City.
- Established in 1966 at the foot of Mount Tsukuba.
- Located on the southern slope of Mount Tsukuba.
What to see
- About 1,000 plum trees of 30 varieties.
- Plum trees with low-spreading branches.
- Cherry trees, azaleas, and hydrangeas.
- A wooden observation deck built with kaya grass.
- Gabbro bedrock from 75 million years ago.
When to go
- Early blooming plums are best from late January.
- First Tsukubasan Plum Festival was in 1974.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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