連結「白川湖水沒林」地區與粉絲的新企劃啟動！

常見問題

Q: What is the "Shirakawa Lake Submerged Forest"?

A: 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.

Q: What is the new initiative being launched?

A: 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.

Q: What makes the "Local Photographer Accompanying Photo Tour" special?

A: 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.

Q: What is the concept of "Canoeing Holidays"?

A: "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.

Q: Why is the shift from "consuming tourism" to "co-creating tourism" important?

A: 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.