After breakfast, embark on a full day of touring with your guide. Enjoy Aizu’s traditional handicrafts. Learn how to make Akabeko Red Cow, Aizu’s best known folk craft made from Japanese paper mache. Enjoy a scenic ride to Urabandai, known as BandaiAsahi National Park. Following a massive eruption of Mt. Bandai in 1888, the ensuing massive landslides blocked rivers and created a number of lakes and marshes. Enjoy a short hike (approx. 1 h) to the mysterious Goshikinuma Ponds. The combination of the weather, seasons, and volcanic substances in the water give mysterious hues such as emerald green and pastel blue. Next, stop at a local restaurant and enjoy Italian lunch prepared from locally sourced ingredients. After lunch, transfer to Fukushima City, the capital of Fukushima Prefecture (approx. 1h 18 min). Visit the Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art featuring a 3,800 piece collection ranging from French impressionism, Japanese modern paintings, prints, to textiles. Alternatively, visit one of numerous fruit orchards the city is known for where you can pick (and eat) a variety of fruits straight from the trees. Next, take a bullet train back to Tokyo (approx. 90 min). Rest of the day free at leisure.