Located on the east side of the Hikarigaoka housing complex, this park was created when the ward purchased farmland where plum trees had once been cultivated for their fruit. Its roughly 4,600㎡ grounds hold about 60 plum trees, both white and red blossoming varieties, making it a beloved local spot for sensing the arrival of spring.
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