[Tokyo/Kiyosumi Shirakawa] A tour to see the morning practice at a sumo stable and experience Japan's beautiful culture and history

This tour allows you to visit a Japanese sumo stable. An experienced guide will explain the culture and traditions of sumo. After watching the practice, you can enjoy taking a commemorative photo with a real sumo wrestler! After watching the sumo practice, you will also have the chance to visit a vast Japanese garden and a museum that recreates Japan in the Edo period, providing a valuable experience of immersing yourself in Japanese history.

You will get to see professional sumo wrestlers training right before your eyes. The experience of watching the wrestlers train seriously and breathing right before your eyes will surely be a lifelong memory.

This is the beauty of Japanese gardens. In the tranquil and artistic scenery, you can feel as if the history of Japan is being spoken to you right in your ear. This is a "walking forest garden" with spring water, rocks, and dry landscape gardens as its main features. This is a beautiful garden that was designed using the same landscaping techniques used in the gardens of feudal lords in the Edo period, but was also inherited in the Meiji period.

A life-size reproduction of the streets of Tokyo at the end of the Edo period is shown, with sound and lighting used to create the changing atmosphere throughout the day. Everyday items are placed inside each house, and visitors can actually go inside and touch the items.