This plant could be Viburnum trilobum, or its close allied species Viburnum opulus or Viburnum sargentii. These northern hemisphere viburnums are so similar, they are sometimes listed as variants or forma of V. opulus: one from North America, one from Europe, and one from Asia.
If you posted some other images of this plant, that would be helpful. This photo is close enough to taste the fruit, but not far enough back to make out a single leaf or other features.
Show the whole plant, then leaves and leaf arrangement on stems, etc. In particular, take some closeups of the leaf petioles (the "stem" that attaches the leaf to the branch) because that is where one of the key ID features of this group of plants is located.
