Takao Umego

Info

Address:

Saitakao-cho, Nishi-Asagawa-cho, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

JR Takao Station/Keio Takao Station → Takao Umego Entrance Promenade Bairin in 15 minutes on foot; or Keio Takao Yamaguchi Station → Takao Umego Entrance Promenade Bairin in 15 minutes on foot

Phone Number:

080-6758-1187 (Takaoume Village Plum Festival Executive Committee / *Early February to late March)

Business Hours

Free admission, Kinoshitasawa Plum Grove and Surusashi Plum Grove are open from March 7 to 22, 10 AM to 4 PM.

Price

Free

Spot Category

Flower viewing spot

Sekisho Bairin

Arai Bairin

Kinoshita Sawa Bairin

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