After an initial explanation from the guide about what you'll later see inside the sumo arena, the tour will begin with a walk towards Edo Noren, a space inspired by the aesthetics of the Edo period, located in the iconic Ryōgoku district in Tokyo.

The experience continues with a visit to the peaceful Eko-in Temple, a key site in the historical development of sumo, where you'll learn more about this ancient tradition.

The highlight of the day takes place at the iconic Ryōgoku Kokugikan, where you'll feel the excitement of a live professional tournament. Accompanied by a specialised guide, you will discover rituals such as the salt-throwing ceremony and the strategic elements behind each match.

A unique opportunity to experience firsthand a tradition with over 1,500 years of history, available only during official tournament seasons.

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You'll experience a live Sumo tournament in one of Japan's top venues
A Sumo expert will guide you through the rules, rituals and techniques
It's a chance to immerse yourself in authentic Japanese traditions
You can learn more about Osaka's culture

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Not allowed:

Outside food and drinks aren't allowed inside the arena

Know in advance:

Food is available to buy from vendors inside the arena
Sumo tournaments require a high level of concentration from the wrestlers, so you're kindly asked to remain silent during the bouts
Seats are assigned on the day of the event, based on order of arrival. You'll be seated in chair seats B or C, depending on the option selected