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Experience a Live Sumo Tournament in Japan – A Cultural Tradition Like No Other
Sumo is more than just a sport; it's a powerful expression of Japanese tradition, discipline, and centuries-old ceremonial practices. Watching a live sumo match offers travelers a rare and unforgettable cultural experience.
With this exclusive opportunity, you’ll attend an official sumo tournament held in one of Japan’s historic sumo arenas. A professional sumo expert will accompany you, providing in-depth explanations of the rules, ranking system, rituals, and cultural background, helping you understand and appreciate every intense bout.
Don’t miss the chance to witness one of Japan’s most iconic cultural events in person. This unique experience is available on select dates during official tournaments across four major Japanese cities.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Kindly note the access to the Stadium with food and drinks is not permitted
Photos are allowed, but without flash or bulky equipment that blocks the view.
Please refrain from loud or disrespectful behavior. Avoid shouting or disturbing other spectators.
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Sumo Tournament tickets
Expert guide to explain sumo traditions
Reserved seat
Food and drinks
Ryogoku
Our guide will share the most fascinating stories about sumo and the Tokyo arena, so you can uncover all the secrets of this ancient tradition. Please note that you will enjoy this arena only if you have selected the TOKYO sumo tournament.
Join our guide as you explore the rich history of sumo and the iconic Nagoya arena, uncovering the hidden gems of this centuries-old tradition. Please note: access to this arena is only included if you’ve selected the NAGOYA tournament.
Starting point:
Dolphins Arena (Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium), 1-1 Ninomaru, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0032, Japan
Reserved seats at the stadium
B/C seats: Back rows of the second floor
Operated by Amigo Tours Japan