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An unrivaled 4-day curated journey through Kumano Kodo Iseji. Experience sacred shrines, ancient treks, traditional crafts, and scenic cruises, seamlessly blending Japan’s profound history, culture, and gourmet delicacies.

This is a 4-hour experience at an official Sumo tournament. On this tour, you will learn all about Sumo, and greet the most famous Sumo wrestlers in Japan as they enter the stadium for their big match. You will learn about the fascinating history and culture of Sumo wrestling and some of the most famous Sumo wrestlers throughout history and in Japan today. You’ll also have time to visit the Sumo merch shops and try the Sumo wrestler's staple meal. Moreover, you will enjoy the intense matches as part of the roaring crowd and cheer on your favorite Sumo wrestlers together with the local fans, all while your expert guide provides you with explanations throughout. The highlights of this tour are: - Get to know Sumo wrestling in depth - Watch live Sumo matches and cheer on your favorite wrestler - Take a walk through the Sumo merchandising shops - Eat a Sumo wrestler's traditional meal, Chanko Nabe stew - An expert Sumo guide will accompany you throughout the tour.

Explore Nagoya your way on a fully customizable private walking tour. Customize your itinerary by selecting: • 2-Hour, 3-Hour, or 4-Hour Tour • Your choice of stops from the itinerary • Essential, In-Depth, or Immersive experiences at each stop • Focus on history, culture, architecture, and local stories • Exploration of one or both included attractions: Nagoya Castle and Nagoya Sword Museum • Optional free interior visits at Atsuta Shrine and Osu Kannon (when accessible) Your guide will then adapt the tour to your interests and preferred pace. Discover Nagoya's samurai heritage, sacred shrines, lively shopping streets, preserved merchant districts, and striking modern landmarks. Visit highlights such as Nagoya Castle, Ninomaru Garden, Atsuta Shrine, Osu Kannon, Oasis 21, and Shikemichi while learning how the city evolved from a castle town into one of Japan's leading cultural and industrial centers.