Join our exclusive Sumo Morning Practice Tour in Tokyo to witness sumo wrestlers' intense training, learn about sumo culture, and possibly snap a photo with the athletes, all guided by a knowledgeable local expert.
Join us for a special morning in Tokyo, where you'll get to see sumo wrestlers train! Sumo is a big part of Japanese culture, and on this tour, you'll learn all about it. We'll take you to a sumo stable, where these strong athletes practice. Here, you can watch them train and see just how powerful and skilled they are. It's a rare chance to see sumo wrestlers up close and learn about their daily routines.
But that's not all – our tour promises more than just observation. You might even get a chance to snap a memorable photo with these mighty athletes, a keepsake of your unique experience. Accompanied by our enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide, a true sumo aficionado, you'll gain insights and stories that bring the world of sumo to life. This experience is more than just a tour; it's a deep dive into a fascinating aspect of Japanese culture.
Don't miss out on this exclusive chance to connect with the world of sumo in Tokyo. Book your spot now and prepare to be amazed by the power and tradition of sumo wrestling!
Exclusive access to a sumo stable in Tokyo
Watch sumo wrestlers during their morning training
Opportunity to see sumo strength and skill firsthand
Chance to take a photo with a sumo wrestler
Guided by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable sumo fan
Learn about sumo history and rituals in a fun way
Start your sumo experience bright and early. We'll meet at the west gate of JR Ryogoku Station. Make sure to be on time so you don't miss any of the action!
Together, we'll make our way to the sumo stable. It's a short walk, but it's filled with anticipation as you get closer to where the sumo wrestlers train.
The highlight of the tour! You'll spend the next hour and a half watching the sumo wrestlers in their morning training routine. This is a rare opportunity to see these athletes as they practice their techniques and build their strength.
Our sumo adventure concludes around 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM, depending on the day's training schedule. Remember, the practice might end earlier on some days, which means the tour could be shorter.
Guidance from a local professional guide
Access to the sumo stable
Meals and beverages
Transportation to and from the hotel
Any personal spending
The tour accommodates a maximum of 6 people.
Practice schedules may change, affecting the tour's length, especially near Grand Tournaments.
Children under 11 are not permitted on this tour.
Guests must wear non-woven masks to enter the sumo stable.
The tour lasts about 3 hours and is offered in English.
Location for Gathering: JR Ryogoku Station's West Gate
Exact Address: 1-3 Yokozuna, Sumida Ward, Tokyo, Japan - at the JR Ryogoku Station
Important Note: Ensure you are at the JR Ryogoku Station's West Gate. This is different from the Oedo Line station, so please be attentive to this detail to avoid any confusion. It's essential to be at the correct station for a timely start of your sumo experience.
The tour includes a visit to a sumo stable in Tokyo, an opportunity to watch sumo wrestlers during their morning practice, and guidance from a knowledgeable local guide. Entrance fees to the sumo stable are also covered.
Children under 11 years old are not permitted on this tour. This restriction is in place to ensure the safety and comfort of all participants.
Comfortable clothing is recommended. Guests must wear a non-woven mask to enter the sumo stable, so please bring one along.
The tour starts at JR Ryogoku Station's West Gate. Please be there by 07:30 AM. The tour begins at 7:45 AM.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, but please note that the duration can vary depending on the sumo stable’s training schedule.
Yes, photography is generally allowed, especially during the opportunity to take photos with the sumo wrestlers. However, please respect any specific instructions or restrictions given by the guide or at the sumo stable.
The tour schedule might be affected by changes in the sumo training schedule, especially around Grand Tournaments. We recommend checking in advance for any such changes.
The tour is not available during the Grand Sumo Tournaments, typically held in January, May, and September. During these months, we offer the Tokyo Sumo Tournament Tour instead.
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Meet up at JR Ryogoku Station West Gate at around 07:30.
The highlight of the tour! You'll spend the next hour and a half watching the sumo wrestlers in their morning training routine.
You will return to the starting point.
