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Updated: March 3, 2025
Baigo, Ome City, Tokyo
2025-3-2
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Note: The 2025 installment of this event has already taken place.
This festival is held from 10:00 to 16:00 on a Sunday in early March, the peak season for Japanese plum blossoms. It takes place in Yoshino Baigo, an area famous for the flowers—specifically, on a road called Jindaibashi-dori, near Hinatawada Station.
In addition to enjoying traditional hayashi performances (local music performed on traditional Japanese instruments) and lion dances, you will have a chance to see a parade featuring samurai warriors wearing handmade helmets and armor. Other attractions include the lively Koenji Awa Odori dance, organized by Suginami City, and a performance by Japan Aviation High School Ishikawa's dance club, whose members have been sheltering in Ome since the Noto Peninsula earthquake last year.
The many stalls sell an assortment of enticing products. You can also pair your trip to the festival with a visit to nearby plum blossom sites like Ume-no-koen Park or the farms of Nakamichi for a full day's entertainment.
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