TOKYO
19 Tours Reviewed
Early morning sumo is a time warp. This tour takes you into Ryogoku for real training rather than a staged show, with a local guide helping you reach the stables that most visitors can’t access on their own. You’ll see…
Waking up early actually pays off. This Tokyo sumo morning practice tour gets you into a working stable, where big athletes train with real discipline. You also get the context that makes the action make sense, from sumo’s Shinto roots…
Sumo training hits different when you’re close enough to feel the air. This tour takes you into a sumo stable in Sumida City for a morning practice you can actually watch, not just vaguely admire on TV. I love the…
Sumo looks totally different when it’s happening right in front of you. This morning training visit puts you inside a real Tokyo stable to watch active wrestlers do keiko, then finish with a group picture. One catch: you’ll sit on…
