Ngôn ngữ có sẵn
2 giờ
Vé di động
If you want to watch the REAL Sumo wrestlers up close, this is one of the closest you can get!
Let’s watch the wrestler’s morning practice right next to the ring and feel the intense and serious atmosphere. The sound of wrestlers colliding to each other, their breath and the scent of the fragrance they wear are something that you can never feel by watching any videos.
You will meet with your knowledgeable tour guide at the station and walk to the stable(10mins walk). Your guide will explain you about Sumo, its history, rules and regulations before entering the stable and then watch it together. You will see the unique traditional sports which is at the same time religious rituals, originally started to entertain the Shinto deities.
If you are lucky, you will get to take photos with the wrestlers after the practice outside of the stable!
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age is 12 years old (Kids 11 and under cannot enter the stable)
Please be aware that depending on the option plan, the meeting location may differ, so please check your confirmation email.
Please use the restroom before arriving at the meeting point.
The practice/tour may be a bit shorter or longer than expected depending on the content of the practice
Cellphones must be on silent
Photos are OK but only without the flash or shutter sounds
Unauthorized use of the photographs taken is strictly prohibited. Please be aware of image and privacy rights violations.
Videos are not allowed
Eating and drinking is not allowed(**Please be aware that it is hot in Tokyo in summer, and there will be no air conditioning on the tour. Since it is so hot, guests are allowed to drink water and sports drinks inside the stable during the month of Summer. We also recommend that you bring something like an ice pack or cold towel to help keep you cool.**)
Sunglasses and hats are not allowed in the stable
Once you leave the sumo stable, you cannot re-enter.
Please watch the practice silently and respectfully
Please do not step down onto the ring or the sandy ground area. The ring is a sacred place for the wrestlers.
Please do not stretch your legs toward the ring. It is considered impolite to show the soles of feet to the wrestlers.
You cannot ask wrestlers to take a photograph with you while the practice is still going on.
Please do your best to NOT leave the sumo stable in the middle of the practice, and try to stay and watch the practice until the very end.
Please be very careful not to interfere with the sumo wrestlers concentration.
For those interested in seeing sumo, but can't fit this tour into your schedule, have a look at our other sumo tours! Please search "Sumo Morning Practice Tour in Tokyo, Sumida city" or "Tokyo Sumo Morning Practice Tour with Audio Guide" to find them.
If you are not feeling well, please refrain from joining the tour.
After meeting up, we may take a train to the stable
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Photos with wrestlers (depends on the day)
Local, professional guide
Sumo stable entrance and watch the real practice closely
Ryogoku Station Gallery
Meet your guide at 7:45am at the nearby train station before making your way to the sumo stable. Get ready to get some amazing insight into this unique Japanese sport that originated from the religion of Shintoism. Learn from your guide about how the origin of sumo dates back at least 1500 years, and about how it preserves rituals and traditional aspects of Shinto while also being a major spectator sport in Japan. Before you take your seat on the ground in the sumo stable, learn about the six annual Grand Tournaments that all go on for 15-days. Three of them are in Tokyo, and one in Osaka, Nagoya, and Fukuoka respectively.
Ryogoku
Watch quietly and respectfully as the sumo wrestlers go through their daily routine. You are sure to be in awe as you see them going through their rigorous training, and you will gain a newfound insight into this ancient art. At the end of the practice, your guide will walk you back to the train station where you will part ways.
Fukuoka morning practice : This experience is NOT in Tokyo and in Fukuoka. Please check it before you book.
Watch sumo wrestlers in action, from practice to rituals and matches, plus a fun Shokkiri performance!
Starting point:
Umeyashiki Station, 2 Chome-28 Kamata, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0052, Japan
Starting point:
RYŌGOKU STATION, 1-chōme-3-20 Yokoami, Sumida City, Tokyo 130-0015, Japan
Starting point:
1-chōme-8-21 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan
Sumo tour with Live commentary: The guide explains in real time what kind of practice is taking place through earbuds you will be wearing.
Starting point:
2-chōme-59-3 Nihonbashihamachō, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0007, Japan
Starting point:
1-chōme-2-7 Chitose, Sumida City, Tokyo 130-0025, Japan
270 đánh giá
Tổng số đánh giá và xếp hạng từ Viator & TripAdvisor
Jessica F,
27 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
Best experience we had in Japan! So cool to see and the athletes are quite impressive. This is the top experience I’d recommend to future travelers
Phil M,
25 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
I feel like I saw something special. Watching the wrestlers practice was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. This wasn't some overly-curated, perfectly planned and sanitized event. These guys were out there, working, training, and struggling to get better. And we got to watch it all. It was nice because we got to watch dozens of matches during the tour. If we had gone to an actual tournament, we probably wouldn't have seen have as many matches, with all the ceremony involved. But these guys went to war over and over and over again. And our English-speaking guide helped narrate what we were seeing through our headsets. It was a great experience with a reputable sumo stable. When I showed our Japanese taxi driver our picture with the sumo wrestlers from after the event, he was genuinely impressed. He said that we were at a real legitimate stable...and honestly, he looked a little jealous.

Stephanie M,
24 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
This experience was so cool! It was amazing to watch the sumo wrestlers up close and learn about the traditions, training, and history behind the sport. The guides were super friendly, knowledgeable, and made everything easy to understand — even the rituals that might seem mysterious at first. It was both fascinating and fun, and I left with a whole new appreciation for sumo culture. Highly recommend!
Elenia K,
22 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
Such a happy, fun and well executed show. Free water, great interaction with the wrestlers and a lot of new insights in to Sumo.
Lauren T,
22 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
Highly recommend! What an incredible experience to see and learn about this Japanese tradition up close. We were very close to the practice so you could see very well. We were simply amazed by the strength and power and learn about some of the up and coming sumo wrestlers. And you get a picture with some of the wrestlers at the end. Will remember this forever!
Jessica C,
21 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
This was a very good experience and the tour guide was very interesting. I would suggest that if you are planning on this tour you just choose to meet at the stable- we were supposed to meet at Ryogoku Station but no one was there. Thankfully, we decided to just walk ourselves and made it in time for the show. But, this did not detract from the experience at all.
Babette S,
21 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
While the experience of observing the Sumo Wrestlers was very interesting, it was very distracting to have someone talking into our headsets at the same time. This caused tremendous distraction and it was difficult to observe the wrestlers and listen simultaneously. It would have been very helpful to have had the information provided on line or with a handout to review prior to attending the practice session. The audio headsets were poor quality, with static, making it very difficult to hear the speaker. It would have been better for the speaker to only point out special moves or specific information during the practice rather than providing history and other information which we could review prior to the practice. It was a great experience to observe the practice, but we felt very disappointed in the audio portion.
ALWYN L,
19 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
Overpriced for the experience - as much as it’s a privilege to see sumos practicing in action. A - depending on the seat you are in, can be hard to view the sumos properly B - the commentary is great for 1hr but is not as engaging as it could be C - you get photo time at the end for around 5mins or less and then you get rushed out Overall the whole watching experience could be shorter - there should also be some type of Q&A You leave the session with more questions than actual answers.
Elise B,
18 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
This was the highlight of our trip! This was such a unique experience to watch. Get there early to line up to get a better seat as we walk in with who lined up first to get the 2nd row seats. (Front is reserved for sponsors, etc). This was seriously so cool to watch and we got to take pictures with them after. I learned so much! I think this was better than a tournament because you got to see constant activity and how they train.
MichelleW3250,
17 thg 10, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
This was such a wonderful glimpse into the world of sumo wrestling! We very much enjoyed it! We felt it was a bit pricey for what you get however. If $ is no object, definitely go!

Vận hành bởi Japan Wonder Travel