Tokyo Fitness

Our first-ever sumo experience was made even better thanks to Koji Kodaka. He spoke English and shared history and fun facts throughout the day. Even though our seats were high up, it was still incredible - just being inside the stadium was an experience in itself. Watching sumo live is truly a once-in-a-lifetime must-do.

Eito was very knowledgeable and showed me around as we watched the horse racing (Keiba). It was fascinating to watch how Japan treats it like a regular sport with families coming to watch.

A very interesting training, exactly what I had imagined. The providers were very accommodating and kind, and the photos after the training were exactly what I wanted.

A very real, lived experience with my 13-year-old daughter. We had a blast. Very informative, in good spirits. And you absolutely have to participate in the final fight against real sumo wrestlers to understand their strength and power. I was pushing with all my might without making him budge an inch! I still won in the end because I always win in the end, but it was close... Thank you. A must-do!

My son and I decided to take a kendo class on the last day of our trip to Japan as we had not practiced Kendo for a few years. We thought that an introductory class would be a good way to tip our toes back in before starting again in Australia. Nagamatsu-sensei was extremely proficient, professional and entertaining and very quickly was able to communicate the basics of Kendo to the other students who had never practised Kendo before. In the meantime he allowed my son and I to practice at a different level. Unfortunately, I had an unfortunate mishap at the end of the class (no fault of anyone else) which necessitated being sent off to a Japanese clinic. Sensei was extremely considerate and organised the Cab and gave instructions as to where to take us. A great experience nonetheless.