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Jan 30, 2017

Plumfestival at the Kameido Teniinsha Shrine

Plumfestival at the Kameido Teniinsha Shrine photoPlumfestival at the Kameido Teniinsha Shrine photo

It´s getting warmer and warmer in Tokyo. The winter is over soon and the spring is just knocking on the door.  That means it is time for the plumtrees to bloom. Every year from the beginning of February the plumtrees in Tokyo start to bloom.

Plumfestival at the Kameido Teniinsha Shrine photo
The Kameido Tenjinsha Shrine northeast of Tokyo celebrates every year the plum festival. You can find a big variety of plumtrees in many different colors. If the trees are fully bloom you can smell their sweetness everywhere.

Plumfestival at the Kameido Teniinsha Shrine photo
Also the shrine has a small park with a pond and red japanese style bridges. It is very nice to walk around and enjoy the flowers there. I recommend to go there doing the week. Especially during the plum festival it can get very crowded. At the weekend they will also sell typical festivalfood around the park.
Plumfestival at the Kameido Teniinsha Shrine photo


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5 Comments

  • Babina

    on Jan 30

    Wow you already have spring there ! In Niigata spring will still be a long way !

  • BlueButterfly

    on Jan 30

    @Babina Yes there days it´s very warm in Tokyo!

  • KamaT

    on Jan 30

    @Crazydeath I heard it was nearly 20 degrees this afternoon in Tokyo. It certainly feels warm. I don't know how long that is going to last though.

  • SalarymanJim

    on Jan 31

    Looks like a nice spot!

  • Berry

    on Feb 1

    Thank you for your post. I happen to live in Kameido. Definitely will go there.