田泽湖是日本最深的湖泊,水深达423公尺,座落于秋田多山的内陆地带。这样的深度造就出超脱尘世的钴蓝色——湖水吸收红色波长、反射深蓝色,类似美国奥勒冈州的火山口湖。湖泊近乎完美的圆形(周长20公里)源自1.6万年前的火山破火山口形成过程。尽管秋田冬季酷寒,田泽湖因水深与地热活动终年不结冰,即使1月水温也维持在2至3°C。
湖泊的地标是辰子公主的金色雕像,矗立在伸入水中的小半岛上。传说辰子饮用圣泉之水以求长生不老,最终化为一条龙,如今仍栖息于湖底。这座鎏金青铜雕像(1968年,雕塑家舟越保武作)描绘她变身前的瞬间——宁静优雅,凝望着蓝色湖面。风平浪静的日子,雕像的倒影与湖面融为一体,形成超现实的摄影对称画面。
基本信息
营业时间
湖泊全天24小时开放。游湖船每小时一班,9:00–16:00(4月至11月)。
公休: 湖泊全年开放。游湖船12月至3月暂停。
门票
湖泊:免费。游湖船:¥1,200(40分钟)。租借脚踏车:每日¥1,000。
最佳季节
夏季(6至8月)欣赏最浓烈的钴蓝色;秋季(10月下旬)欣赏红叶倒映蓝色湖水
建议停留
2–3小时(辰子像与湖畔漫步);半天完成完整20公里环湖单车路线
如何前往
交通信息
独家私藏情报
邻近景点
距离田泽湖 — 日本最深的钴蓝色湖泊最近的私藏景点,按直线距离排序。
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