Flowering information of Umebayashi plum in Okurayama Park

Red mills in the middle of the park, winter solstice plums, wild plums near toilets, and red mills are in full bloom.
Tama peony on the west side of the park and double cold red in the middle are in full bloom for five minutes.
Weeping Shirataki near the pond has begun to bloom. Awaji weeping is likely to bloom with buds swelling.
Tang plum, white Kaga, middle moon shadow, green jaw plum, western Kagoshima red near the pond have begun to bloom.

The buds of plums began to swell.
Red chidori in the middle of the park, winter solstice plums, wild plums near the toilet, and wild plums near the pond are in full bloom.
Sugita near the pond blooms in two minutes, and Nishigawa Yaeasahi blooms in five minutes.
One minute of Tang plum near the pond, white Kaga, middle moon shadow, green jaw plum, western Kagoshima red began to bloom.

Flowering is slow this year, and flowering has begun on some trees.
Most of them are still buds.

Okurayama Park Umebayashi has about 220 plum trees of 46 types, 46 types, and blooms early every year from late January to March. → Mid-blooming → When it blooms late, it blooms in order, and you can enjoy plums for a long period of time.
There are also rare plums such as "as you wish", where pale red, red, and white flowers bloom on one branch, and "Ryokugakubai", where the calyx that supports the petals is green. .
Please look for it.

There is no parking lot at Okurayama Park.
When using public transportation or by car, please use coin parking around Okurayama Station.

[Request from Northern Parks and Greenery Project Coordination Office]
Please refrain from entering the fence, sketching while sitting in the passage, and shooting using a tripod, as it may bother those who watch the plum.