世界認證的水沒林獨木舟之旅：新的連結與發現
本景點被美國《國家地理》雜誌於 2025 年秋季發表的「2026 年最佳旅遊目的地」報導。報導中介紹了在春季因融雪而湖畔森林被水淹沒的景觀中，乘坐獨木舟在柳樹間穿梭的導覽行程。今年，我們希望藉由此行程，傳達山形地區的魅力，並激發人們與自然、人之間產生新的連結。
從「消費型觀光」走向「共創型觀光」
【2026 新企劃】「在地攝影師同行攝影之旅」捕捉當日的魅力
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白川湖的水沒林因光線、霧氣和水面反射而呈現多變的樣貌，是攝影愛好者喜愛的拍攝景點。
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2026 年旅遊季，我們將舉辦攝影之旅，由深諳水沒林之道的在地攝影師安部匠先生帶領。透過運用一天中不同時段的光線變化以及當日獨有的自然條件，提供一次捕捉水沒林夢幻瞬間的特別體驗。
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透過與在白川湖畔度過日常的在地攝影師交流，共同創造水沒林的新風景。
啟動「獨木舟假期」：從「消費型觀光」走向「共創型觀光」
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飯豐獨木舟俱樂部今年起導入新概念「獨木舟假期」。這項企劃讓對水沒林及獨木舟俱樂部營運感興趣的旅客，不僅能以遊客身份到訪，更能以支持者的身份參與其中。
常見問題
What is the "Shirakawa Lake Submerged Forest"?
The Shirakawa Lake Submerged Forest is a natural phenomenon where the lakeside forest is submerged by snowmelt in the spring, creating a unique landscape. It has been recognized internationally, including by National Geographic.
What is the new initiative being launched?
A new initiative is being launched to connect visitors with the Shirakawa Lake Submerged Forest region. This includes a "Local Photographer Accompanying Photo Tour" and the introduction of "Canoeing Holidays," which encourages visitors to become supporters and co-creators of the tourism experience.
What makes the "Local Photographer Accompanying Photo Tour" special?
This tour is led by a local photographer who deeply understands the submerged forest. It offers a unique opportunity to capture the forest's magical moments by leveraging the changing light and daily natural conditions, fostering a connection with the local expert.
What is the concept of "Canoeing Holidays"?
"Canoeing Holidays" is a new concept introduced by Iide Canoe Club that moves beyond traditional tourism. It invites individuals interested in the submerged forest and the club's operations to participate as supporters, fostering a deeper engagement and co-creation of the experience.
Why is the shift from "consuming tourism" to "co-creating tourism" important?
This shift aims to create more meaningful and sustainable tourism experiences. By involving visitors as co-creators and supporters, it fosters a stronger connection with the local environment and community, moving beyond passive observation to active participation.
