Aizu Feudal Domain School, Nisshinkan
Nisshinkan was an Aizu feudal domain school, opened in 1803 to train the domain’s human resources. Children of upper-class domain staff entered Nisshinkan when they turned 10 years old.
You can try tea ceremony, bushido, horseback archery, and more. It's hard to find these kinds of experiences anywhere else in Japan.
Aizu-higashiyama Onsen
Known as Aizu’s Backroom, Higashiyama Onsen was opened by Reverend Gyoki 1300 years ago led by a 3-legged crow according to a legend. Just a 15-min drive from Aizuwakamatsu City, yet this tranquil hot spring resort is blessed with rich nature, allowing you to forget the urban hustle and bustle.
A famous hot spring area in Fukushima. The spring water is really good for your health and recovery.
Tokyo Disneyland
Known and loved as the “kingdom of dreams and magic”, this full-scale themepark is just a 15 min. train ride from Tokyo Station.
I went to Disneyland right before Christmas, but it was so crowded that they limited entry. I ended up wandering around the shopping area outside until 4 p.m. before I could finally get in. I was honestly shocked.