Asakusa Sumo Club Sumo Show Admission with Chankonabe in Tokyo
- Step into the world of sumo at the Asakusa Sumo Beya, located in the historic district of Tokyo's Asakusa. This unique cultural experience allows you to enjoy powerful matches by former sumo wrestlers up close. Fun for adults and children alike.
- Deepen your understanding of Japan's national sport as you learn about sumo history, rituals, and rules with live commentary in English and Japanese.
- While watching the show, enjoy all-you-can-eat traditional Japanese cuisine, including chanko nabe (chicken hot pot).
- If you wish, you can participate in the "Sumo Challenge" and try your hand at a match against a sumo wrestler on the dohyo (sumo ring). It's a fun and memorable experience.
- The show opens with the elegant traditional performing art of "Geisha Dance." Enjoy a moment of vibrant culture.
- At the end, we offer a commemorative photo opportunity with the sumo wrestlers and a souvenir set as a gift.
What to expect
At the Asakusa Sumo Club, enjoy a unique cultural entertainment show that combines live performances, delicious food, and fun. An authentic sumo ring is set up in the center of the venue, providing a realistic experience within the restaurant.
The experience begins with a graceful geisha dance, followed by an introduction to sumo rituals, rules, and training scenes. You can enjoy learning about Japan's national sport with bilingual commentary in Japanese and English.
Former sumo wrestlers will demonstrate traditional techniques and hold a three-bout match to determine the "Champion of the Day." They will also provide fun and easy-to-understand explanations of winning techniques and prohibited moves.
After that, you will have the chance to actually enter the ring and challenge a sumo wrestler! (Participation is limited, and if there are too many applicants, a lottery will be held.)
During the show, you can enjoy all-you-can-eat Chanko-nabe stew and other Japanese dishes.
To conclude the experience, there will be a group photo session with the wrestlers and a souvenir set will be presented to you. It's the perfect memento of your time in Asakusa.
- This show is an entertainment show performed by former sumo wrestlers. If you would like to see an active sumo wrestler's training session, please consider other experiences in Tokyo.
- Vegetarian and vegan meals are available with reservations made at least 2 days in advance.
- Wheelchair seating is limited, so please let us know when making your reservation if you require it.
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