This is the largest ume (Japanese plum) spot in Tokushima Prefecture, featuring approximately 4,000 trees, including varieties such as Uguisujuku, Hayashishu, and Komai, planted across a site of about 50,000 square meters.
Tokushima
Akutani Ume Orchard
● Dormant
Next season (usual): Mid-February to Mid-March 2027 in about 4 months
Plum spots nearby
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Kurimachi Park
Kagawa ・Best season February–March
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Minabe Plum Grove
Wakayama ・Best season Early – late Feb
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Ayabeyama Plum Grove
Hyogo ・Best season Late Feb – early Mar
Explore more
- Plum Festivals → Dates of plum festivals across Japan on a calendar and a map.
- Bloom Calendar → When each garden is usually at its best, at a glance.
- Specialties → Ume treats and souvenirs around famous plum spots.
- Ume Shops & Restaurants → Ume dishes, umeboshi shops and umeshu workshops you can visit in Japan.