72nd Nagahama Plum Bonsai Exhibition

The bonsai plum trees lined up in the tatami room of Keiunkan, which was built in the Meiji period, are a sight to behold, and the scent of plums permeates inside the building, soothing the hearts of all who visit.

Keiunkan was built in 1887 as the temporary lodging to accommodate Emperor by the local wealthy Matazo Asami when Emperor Meiji visited Kyoto.