黒木の梅

The best time to see the flowers is from early March to mid March

If there is a season, I think you can see the beautifully blooming plums. It's a fine tree, so I definitely want to come to the plum season.

(March 17, 2022) Almost in full bloom.

The flowers of the Imperial Palace bloom beautifully in season. What's more, this is also the "Kemono way" of Wadachi. And, of course, the bicycles merge. (Lol)

[Good management! The dark pink is beautiful! ] Dark pink Very beautiful!

If tourists aren't lucky, they won't be able to see it when the plum blossoms and cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Maybe it was a little late.

To the north of the Kujo Pond in the southwest is a splendid late-blooming red plum tree called Kuroki no Ume. The origin of this plum is a little complicated. The red plum blossoms on the grounds of the Kujo family, a first-class public house, were moved to the present location during the coronation of the Emperor Taisho, and then died. is. It is said that the original stock was loved by Empress Eisho, who was after Emperor Komei, at the birthplace where he was spending his childhood. Kuroki's plums are cherished as the representative plums of Kyoto Gyoen because of their elegant appearance and the history associated with the public houses and the imperial family. It is in full bloom in March every year, and it stands out because it faces the wide road leading to the Kenrei Gate in front of the Imperial Palace, attracting visitors for walks. To the north of the Kujo Pond in the southwest is a splendid late-blooming red plum tree called Kuroki no Ume. The origin of this plum is a little complicated. The red plum tree that was on the grounds of the Kujo family, a first -class public house, was moved to the present location during the coronation of the Emperor Taisho, and then died. Is. It is said that the original stock was loved by Empress Eisho, who was after Emperor Komei, at the birthplace where he was spending his childhood. Kuroki's plums are cherished as the representative plums of Kyoto Gyoen because of their elegant appearance and the history associated with the public houses and the imperial family. It is in full bloom in March every year, and it stands out because it faces the wide road leading to the Kenrei Gate in front of the Imperial Palace, attracting visitors for walks.