[Tokyo] Experience a tour to see the exciting morning practice of the traditional Japanese sport of sumo with an English guide

This plan is recommended for sumo fans and those who are welcoming guests from overseas. Sumo is a popular Japanese martial art with a long tradition dating back to ancient times. On this tour, you can see the serious training of sumo wrestlers in preparation for the main tournament (match), which you cannot usually see, and take photos with the wrestlers. Also, while you can only watch the main tournament (match) from afar, this tour offers the rare experience of watching the powerful wrestlers up close, which is unique to morning training. A guide will escort you from the meeting point, Honjo-Azumabashi Station, to the sumo stables. Schedule: 07:45 Meet at Toei Oedo Line Ryogoku Station, A3 Exit (just after exiting the ticket gate and going up the elevator) *The English guide will be waiting for you with your name board up. (Japanese spoken) ↓ The guide will take you to Takasago stable (about 10 minutes on foot) ↓ Around 08:00 About 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours Observe morning practice ↓ Around 09:30 to 10:30 Finish after taking commemorative photos Disband on site ※ The time may be longer or shorter as it follows the practice of the sumo stable.

Takasago stable is known as one of the most prestigious stables in the sumo world, having produced many yokozuna and ozeki, including six yokozuna and eight ozeki.

Your guide will take a commemorative photo with your smartphone or camera. These precious shots will become lifelong memories.

There are Edo tourist spots nearby, such as Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, Kappabashi Doguya Street, where you can find food utensils, and Ryogoku, so you can enjoy a fulfilling day without wasting time.