Ume (Japanese apricot) has long been popular in Japan as a flower that heralds the arrival of early spring. Blooming from February to March, when the weather is still cold, the beautiful pink, white, and red flowers fill the branches, and their sweet fragrance reminds us of spring. Blooming ahead of the cherry blossoms, ume blossoms exude a dignified beauty and strength that makes many people long for the arrival of spring. Ume trees can be enjoyed in a variety of forms, from old to young, and plum trees planted in plum groves or in shrines and temples are especially tasteful.
Aguri Park Sagayamaen - Kanagawa PrefectureAkebonoyama Agricultural Park - Chiba PrefectureAbuda Fukujuso no Sato - Gunma PrefectureKoshu Plum Grove - Saitama PrefectureKoshigaya Plum Grove Park - Saitama PrefectureKameido Tenjin - TokyoUshitenjin Kitano-jinja Shrine - Tokyo, JapanShiba Park - TokyoOdawara Flower Garden - Kanagawa PrefectureHaruna Plum Grove - Gunma PrefectureJindai Botanical Park - Tokyo, JapanSoga Plum Grove - Kanagawa PrefectureOmiya No.2 Park - Saitama PrefectureOmiya No.2 Park - Tokyo, JapanYugawara Plum Grove - Kanagawa PrefectureYushima Tenjin - TokyoHamarikyu Gardens - TokyoMinogo Plum Grove - Gunma PrefectureMikurain - Saitama Prefecture
