Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament (From Ryogoku)

• 4.5 29reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Walking

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from a comfortable reserved seat (chair seating).
3. Watching sumo wrestling is becoming more and more popular even within Japan. This is a very popular tour so we recommend booking early.
4. Ryogoku Kokugikan, where sumo matches are conducted, is reached on foot from Ryogoku View Hotel, one of the meeting locations for this tour. The meeting time here is later than the other departure locations. Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 4 hours.

Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament & Chanko Hot Pot or Sukiyaki Selectable Dinner Plan (From Ryogoku)

• 5.0 3reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Meals Included
• Walking

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. After watching the sumo bouts, enjoy the traditional meal of sumo wrestlers-- chanko hot pot-- or sukiyaki.
Chanko hot pot is a very healthy dish of simmered vegetables, chicken, and seafood often traditionally eaten by wrestlers living in a sumo stable. Those who like meat can also choose a meal of “sukiyaki,” a popular Japanese dish.
3. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from a comfortable reserved seat (chair seating).
4. Watching sumo wrestling is becoming more and more popular even within Japan. This is a very popular tour so we recommend booking early.
5. Ryogoku Kokugikan, where sumo matches are conducted, is reached on foot from Ryogoku View Hotel, one of the meeting locations for this tour. The meeting time here is later than the other departure locations. Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 5 hours.

Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament (From Shinjuku)

• 4.9 10reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Walking

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from a comfortable reserved seat (chair seating).
3. Watching sumo wrestling is becoming more and more popular even within Japan. This is a very popular tour so we recommend booking early.
4. This tour departing from Shinjuku is convenient for those staying in the Shinjuku area as well as other areas on the west side of Tokyo. Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 4 hours.

Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament (From Hamamatsucho)

• 4.2 73reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Walking

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from a comfortable reserved seat (chair seating).
3. Watching sumo wrestling is becoming more and more popular even within Japan. This is a very popular tour so we recommend booking early.
4. This tour departs from Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal, which is directly connected with JR Hamamatsucho Station.　 Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 4 hours.

Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament & Chanko Hot Pot or Sukiyaki Selectable Dinner Plan (From Shinjuku)

• 5.0 1reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Meals Included
• Walking

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. After watching the sumo bouts, enjoy the traditional meal of sumo wrestlers-- chanko hot pot-- or sukiyaki.
Chanko hot pot is a very healthy dish of simmered vegetables, chicken, and seafood often traditionally eaten by wrestlers living in a sumo stable. Those who like meat can also choose a meal of “sukiyaki,” a popular Japanese dish.
3. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from a comfortable reserved seat (chair seating).
4. Watching sumo wrestling is becoming more and more popular even within Japan. This is a very popular tour so we recommend booking early.
5. This tour departing from Shinjuku is convenient for those staying in the Shinjuku area as well as other areas on the west side of Tokyo. Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 5 hours.

Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament (2F A Seat, Rows 1-6, Chair Seating) (From Ryogoku)

• 5.0 1reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Walking

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from 2nd floor A seats (rows 1-6). Sit comfortably in a chair with a side table and armrests.
3. Watching sumo wrestling is becoming more and more popular even within Japan. This is a very popular tour so we recommend booking early.
4. All tour participants will receive a Grand Sumo Tournament guidebook (in English) as a gift! Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 3 hours.

Early Morning Sumo Practice Viewing and Chanko Hot Pot Lunch Tour

　　　　

• Guide
• Walking

1. Watch the early morning practice of sumo wrestlers in a sumo stable. See the sumo wrestlers as they earnestly engage in their practice, their burly frames clashing with full impact, right before your eyes. Enjoy watching close enough to hear their breathing.
This tour is accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. Enjoy chanko hot pot for lunch! Chanko hot pot is a very healthy dish of simmered vegetables, chicken, and seafood often traditionally eaten by wrestlers living in a sumo stable.
3. Feel free to take pictures of the sumo wrestlers while early-morning practice is ongoing.
(Please make sure to follow some important points. For more details, please check Remarks No. 5.)
4. The tour will also visit the Sumo Museum, which is inside Ryogoku Kokugikan. On days when the tour cannot visit the Sumo Museum (during tournament periods or when the Sumo Museum is closed), the tour will be guided to Ryogoku Edo Noren, a shopping and restaurant complex with a full-size sumo ring. Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 3 hours.

1-Day Bus Tour: Tokyo Sumo Tournament & Tokyo Downtown Sightseeing

• 4.0 1reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Meals Included
• Bus

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan. Before watching the sumo bouts, head to Tsukiji Outer Market, Tokyo Skytree Town®, and Senso-ji Temple via bus.
Shop at the outer market of the Tsukiji Market, Japan’s No.1 place for seafood, and try some local food while exploring this one-of-a-kind location.
3. Enjoy shopping at Tokyo Solamachi®, one of Tokyo’s largest commercial facilities featuring fashion, miscellaneous goods, dining, and more.
As an option (for an additional charge) participants may visit the Tokyo Skytree® Tembo Deck, one of the highest observation decks in the world.
4. After sightseeing in the traditional downtown area, stop by the Sumo Museum where you can learn about sumo's long history, then continue on to the Kokugikan arena to watch the real thing.
5. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from 2nd floor B seats (rows 7-11).
Also, all tour participants will receive a Grand Sumo Tournament guidebook (in English) as a gift! Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  TOKYO SKYTREE, Asakusa, Tsukiji, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium

• Duration

  approx. 10 hours.

Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament & Chanko Hot Pot or Sukiyaki Selectable Dinner Plan (From Hamamatsucho)

• 4.4 15reviews

　　　　

• Guide
• Meals Included
• Walking

1. Book now before it's sold out! Watch sumo wrestling, a 1,500-year-old Japanese cultural tradition, accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter who is also a sumo fan.
2. After watching the sumo bouts, enjoy the traditional meal of sumo wrestlers-- chanko hot pot-- or sukiyaki.
Chanko hot pot is a very healthy dish of simmered vegetables, chicken, and seafood often traditionally eaten by wrestlers living in a sumo stable. Those who like meat can also choose a meal of “sukiyaki,” a popular Japanese dish.
3. Watch the sumo wrestlers' fierce battles from a comfortable reserved seat (chair seating).
4. Watching sumo wrestling is becoming more and more popular even within Japan. This is a very popular tour so we recommend booking early.
5. This tour departs from Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal, which is directly connected with JR Hamamatsucho Station. Read more

• Departs

  Tokyo

• Visits

  Tokyo, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, Kanto

• Duration

  approx. 5 hours.