Your guide will escort you to your reserved seat and provide clear, engaging explanations throughout your visit.

During the tour of the Kokugikan and the Sumo Museum, you'll gain insight into Japan’s unique architecture, traditional clothing, and etiquette.

You'll also have the opportunity to dine at a restaurant serving chanko nabe, the hearty stew favored by sumo wrestlers.

The guide will explain the structure of professional sumo—including the different divisions, early matches, and the roles of the referee (gyoji) and announcer (yobidashi), as well as the meaning behind their traditional attire.

You’ll also learn about the rankings of sumo wrestlers, from yokozuna and ozeki to sanyaku and makuuchi competitors.

With detailed commentary on winning techniques (kimarite) and match highlights, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for this powerful and elegant sport.

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels