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Travel / Tourism

Sightseeing Spot

Place famous for plum blossoms

Ayabeyama Plum Grove Park

4.0

24 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Hyougo Pref. Tatsunoshi Mitsuchoukurosaki 1492

A grove of plum trees located on the southern tip of Nishiharima a 30-minute drive from the Tatsuno-nishi interchange. Visitors can view numerous kofun burial mounds and other historic sites on the grounds. The best time to enjoy the park's plum blossoms is from late February to early March, and throughout this time period events such as haiku tournaments and landscape photography contests are held. Events are also often held here on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, including trained monkey shows, live koto performances, and plum seed spitting contests. Additional highlights include stone monuments inscribed with haiku written by famous visitors inspired by the sight of Mt. Ayabe plum grove, and a seasonal farm fresh shop which sells fresh-picked unripe plums for cooking.

2月下旬に訪問。登り口には五分咲きの案内。登り口側の駐車場だと無料。頂上近くにの駐車場までいくと1日500円。体力のある人は登り口で駐車した方が少しお得です。観梅料は一人400円。五分咲きといえども価値はありました。播磨灘をバックに綺麗な梅の写真がたくさん撮れました。しかし、せっかくの中国風の建物のメンテナンスがされておらず、廃れてる感が残念。
Mitsu Nature Observation Park (Sekai no Ume Park)

3.5

11 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Hyogo Tatsuno Mitsucho Kurosaki 1858-4

This park is located in Kurosaki Mitsu-cho, Tatsuno City. The grounds have been planted with some 1,200 Asian plum trees spanning around 300 varieties gathered from Japan, China, Taiwan, South Korea, and other countries around the world. Chinese-style structures built in the park exude an exotic atmosphere and include a plum museum and an observatory with a commanding view of the Seto Inland Sea. An admission fee is required to enter the park when the plum trees are in bloom from mid-February to late March, and during this time the Mitsu Plum Festival is also held on the grounds.

入り口から有料ゲートまでのしだれ梅が咲き終わっていたため、入園を諦めました。すぐ近くの田畑で、菜の花祭り中でそちらを見て満足して帰りました。
Yagi Weeping Plum (Murakami Residence)

Travel / Tourism

Hyogo Minami-awaji-shi Yagiumamawari 219

This approximately 70 year-old weeping plum tree is located in Yagiumamawari, Minamiawaji City. Light pink flowers bloom on its branches, which spread out over of a width of 12 meters. The tree is planted in the garden of a private home. It is publicly displayed during the blooming season in late February and is even illuminated at night.
Hirota Bairin Fureai Park

Travel / Tourism

Hyogo Minami-awaji-shi Hirotahirota 1016-1

About 10 minutes by car from the Sumoto IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway, this nature park, the 27th temple of Awaji-Hanahenro, is a restored ume (plum) grove in the Hirota district, which has long been famous for its ume (plum) blossoms. 450 ume trees are planted on an approximately 15,000 square meter site, including Nanko and Yushijuku ume trees that bear fruit as well as flowering ume and weeping ume trees. In spring, 50 Someiyoshino cherry trees are in full bloom, and the park is also popular as a cherry blossom viewing spot.
Okamoto Park

Travel / Tourism

Hyogo Kobe-shi Higashinada-ku Okamoto 6

Hyogo

Central Kobe City Between Osaka and Kobe Mt. Rokko / Arima Sanda / Tamba / Sasayama Tajima / Kinosaki Akashi Harima (Himeji, Tatsuno, Ako) Awaji Island

Travel / Tourism Sightseeing Spot Place famous for plum blossoms

Hyogo Areas

Hyogo prefecture stretches from the north coast to the south coast on the western end of the popular Kansai region, encompassing verdant mountains, urban beaches, and fantastic historical sights. The prefecture’s main attractions lie along the south coast at Kobe, the prefectural capital, a pretty harbor city best known for its production of the renowned Kobe beef, and Himeji, the home of Himeji Castle, one of the country’s most beautifully preserved feudal castles, perched magically atop a hill.