• Tokyo Skytree - Tokyo Sky Tree is the world’s tallest self-standing broadcasting tower. You will be overwhelmed by this massive and gigantic structure inspired by the image of a Japanese sword. Here the guide will brief you on how to enjoy sumo and simple rules you need to abide by while watching the practice in the stable.
• Sumida - We will visit a sumo stable and watch the practice sitting inside the stable.

• Guiding in English by a local certified expert guide
• Donations to the stable
• Most probably, there is a photo shooting session with sumo wrestlers.

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

The guide will begin by detailing the origins, history, rules, and enjoyment of sumo wrestling. Sumo wrestlers put in tremendous effort to increase their strength, as their ranking has a direct impact on their earnings. Morning practice commences before 7:00 a.m. with stretching, warming up, and a series of fundamental sumo movements. The stable is entered around 8:00 a.m. when practice matches begin. The sounds of wrestlers colliding repeatedly will be overwhelming. At this point, it becomes evident that their bodies are composed of a massive amount of muscle. When they stretch to cool down, it is surprising to see how flexible they are, which may seem counterintuitive given their large physiques.

There will often be an opportunity to take photos with them after practice.

• All participants are required to sit on a cushion on a flat floor; no chairs are available.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.