Itinerary
- Sumida: Please gather near the **multipurpose restroom at Narihira Park**, which is the meeting point.
There, the guide will check your name, hand out materials related to sumo, and explain important manners and rules to follow during the visit. - Sumida: At a sumo stable in this area, you'll have the rare opportunity to watch Japan's national sport up close.
Witness the powerful and traditional art of sumo, which can only be experienced in limited locations and during specific periods.
Afterward, you'll have the chance to take photos with the wrestlers.
At that time, we kindly encourage you to show your appreciation and support for the sumo wrestlers by giving a tip to the guide on the day of the tour. - Sumida: We will enjoy a Japanese brunch at a café or diner near the sumo stable.
The restaurant we visit may vary depending on the day of the week.
Please note that the meal is not included in the tour price.
It usually costs around 1,000 yen per person, but the exact amount may vary depending on what each person orders.
Includes
- English-Speaking Guide
- Sumo Morning Practice Viewing Fee
- Gratuities
- Brunch
Details
【Important Notes】
This tour is very popular. Group size may be 15–30 people, and the stable may be shared with other tour groups.
From May 11–25 (Grand Tournament period), the sumo practice finishes earlier than usual, around 9:00 AM.
However, the tour still starts at 7:30 AM and includes a special brunch after the training, ending around 10:30 AM.
You'll still get to see top-ranked wrestlers—an experience even locals rarely have.
※Please note that the brunch is optional and costs around 1,000 yen per person, paid separately on-site.
【Tour Highlights】
・Watch Real Sumo Practice
Get insider access to a real sumo training session.
You’ll be up close and may take photos with the wrestlers.
・Enjoy Japanese Brunch
After practice, enjoy a local breakfast (around ¥1,000, not included). Learn dining etiquette and culture as you eat.
This tour is very popular. Group size may be 15–30 people, and the stable may be shared with other tour groups.
From May 11–25 (Grand Tournament period), the sumo practice finishes earlier than usual, around 9:00 AM.
However, the tour still starts at 7:30 AM and includes a special brunch after the training, ending around 10:30 AM.
You'll still get to see top-ranked wrestlers—an experience even locals rarely have.
※Please note that the brunch is optional and costs around 1,000 yen per person, paid separately on-site.
【Tour Highlights】
・Watch Real Sumo Practice
Get insider access to a real sumo training session.
You’ll be up close and may take photos with the wrestlers.
・Enjoy Japanese Brunch
After practice, enjoy a local breakfast (around ¥1,000, not included). Learn dining etiquette and culture as you eat.
Know Before You Go
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
