30th Iwami Ginzan Plum Festival

30th Iwami Ginzan Plum Festival

Event Overview

Around the time when plum blossoms bloom, the Plum Festival is held at Iwami Ginzan. Enjoy local product stalls, stage events featuring drum performances, and the annual "Plum Seed Spitting Contest."

Info

JR Ōichi Station → Ishimi Transportation Line Bus 28 minutes to World Heritage Center, Bus Stop: Omori off, 3 minutes on foot
7km 10 minutes from Yindo Nima/Ishimi Ginzan IC via Prefectural Road No. 31

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Flower view, nature

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