Enjoy sumo and chanko nabe
Visit the sacred ground of the national sport of sumo! Experience the history and culture that has continued since ancient times, and watch a sumo match on this tour, which includes a souvenir gift.
Recommended points
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Tomioka Hachiman Shrine and Nominosukune Shrine
Tomioka Hachiman Shrine: Blessings of military fortune
Nominosukune Shrine:God of Sumo
It is said to bring various benefits, such as victory, good fortune in career advancement, and improvement in martial arts.
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Sumo Museum
This is a museum dedicated to sumo, Japan's national sport. Located inside the Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Hall, it houses materials related to professional sumo, including the mawashi used by sumo wrestlers, rankings, and colored woodblock prints.
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Watching sumo wrestling
Watching sumo wrestling allows you to experience the power of the wrestlers' large physiques. Be sure to enjoy this traditional Japanese culture.
Costs
| adult | 18,700 yen+ tax |
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Tour itinerary
- Meeting point (Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit) 11:00
- half an hour
- Tomioka Hachiman Shrine - 12:30
- 10 minutes
- Lunch - 1:30 PM
- 10 minutes
- Nominosukune Shrine (God of Sumo) ~ 14:45
- 15 minutes
- Sumo Museum - 15:30
- 0 minutes
- Sumo wrestling viewing until 18:30
- 15 minutes
- Disbanding (Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit) 18:45
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Testimonials
XX, a second-year junior high school student
I participated with my kids and had fun.
I participated with my children and it was a lot of fun.