Tozawa Village Ikiiki Land Ponpokan

Delicate as a single silk thread, a trickle-cascading waterfall. The flowing like a broken wall is beautiful. The area is surrounded by fresh green in the spring and autumn is wrapped in autumn, and the various landscapes are entertained in four seasons. It is also the famous victory of the Japanese waterfall 100-year-old, Mogami Gorge. The Shiraito Falls Route (April-November), which allows you to see not only from the Shiraito Falls drive-in on the opposite bank, but also the "Shiraito Falls Route" (April-November).

A leisure facility located in Mogami Gorge, also known by Matsuo Bashō's phrase. It is located on a riverbank that can only be reached by boat on the Mogami Gorge Basho Line of Funakudai, and in the middle of the Funakai, it is anchored for about 10 minutes at a concession stand at a boat landing station, which is nicknamed the Water Convenience Store. Snacks such as skewers and snacks, as well as beer and tea can be purchased at the stand. There are promenades and barbecue facilities in the village, and in May to October when the village opens, you can enjoy a variety of nature experiences such as a waterfall slide down the large bedrock where the clear stream flows, rafts, soba, and fish grabbing. Raft down with meals, 5150 yen for adults 3100 yen for children. Reservations required at least three days in advance.

The Mogami River, which flows north-south through Yamagata Prefecture, is a river that has carried industry and culture since ancient times. You can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons of the Mogami Gorge, its middle stream and landscape. The regular route is about 12km from Koguchi Port (Tozawa Domain Funabansho) to Kusanagi Port (Kawanno Station Mogami Gorge Kusanagi) for about one hour. There are many attractions to see, such as the rapids of Yanagimaki at a depth of 15m, which was said to be a difficult place, Gagu Falls, which is said to have washed the horse's kutsuwa when Gensuke escaped to Hiraizumi, and 48 waterfalls, large and small. One of the "100 waterfalls of Japan", the 124m high Shiraito Falls is a masterpiece. You can't miss the boat-san's Mogamigawa Funa because it pops up to the English version of Tomari Tozawa, Korean.