This plum grove was created in 1969 as part of the Meiji Centennial Commemorative Project by gathering young trees of famous ume varieties from across the country. It covers an area of approximately 3,000 square meters and features about 200 trees of around 20 varieties.
Ishikawa
Kenrokuen Plum Grove
● Dormant
Plum spots nearby
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Toyama Prefectural Central Botanical Garden
Toyama ・Best season January to April
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梅林公園(岐阜市)
Gifu ・Best season 1月〜3月
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Nishida Plum Grove
Fukui ・Best season Late February to mid-March
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.