Sumo Wrestling In Tokyo

Uncover the mystique of Sumo wrestling with a rare invitation to a ringside view of a morning training session in Tokyo.

Learn about Japan's national sport and the training regimen of the wrestlers with a guide to take you through the session.

Get a glimpse into the lives of sumo wrestlers, and don't miss the chance to snap a memorable group picture with them, also known as Rikshi.

Did you know? Sumo wrestling, now a modern sport, was originally performed over 1500 years ago to entertain Shinto deities!

Get ready for an exhilarating immersion into the world of Sumo wrestling in Japan, a sporting tradition that dates back centuries.

The grandeur of the sumo stadium will amaze you as you get a chance to be seated with locals, cheering for the wrestlers from great viewing points.

You'll wear an audio headset as an English-speaking guide explains the sumo customs, rituals, and significance, ensuring you don't miss a word.

Did you know sumo wrestlers have a special diet? Pick the dinner option, and indulge in the famous 'sumo stew', Chanko nabe.

Fun fact: Sumo wrestlers live in communal living quarters known as 'heya' where even their meals and clothing choices are strictly monitored.

Dive into the world of sumo wrestling with a small-group tour, perfect for fans and those curious about this fascinating Japanese sport.

Learn from an expert local guide who gives you personalized insights on the sumo training routines, rituals, and techniques while you watch up close.

Share tea with sumo wrestlers after practice, ask questions, and hear stories from the ring – an experience you won’t forget!

Savor the true taste of the sumo diet with a chanko nabe lunch, the hearty protein-packed stew that sumos devour daily to maintain their strength.

Did you know? Sumo wrestlers eat up to 20,000 calories a day. That’s nearly 10 times the average person’s diet!

Get the ultimate immersive sumo experience with this 4-hour guided tour of a sumo stable and watch the wrestlers practice!

Learn all about the history and the cultural impact of this Japanese sport from an expert local guide.

Try your hand at taking on the experienced sumo wrestlers. Don't worry, this is a play fight and completely optional!

Make delicious chicken dumplings for chanko nabe, the sumo wrestlers hot pot, and enjoy the hearty dish with them.

Did you know? The word 'rishiki', used to refer to professional sumo wrestlers, loosely translates to 'strong man' in Japanese.