Top Tokyo Shows & Performances

Gain insights into the exciting world of sumo wrestling with this skip-the-line admission to a sumo wrestling show. To help ensure you understand the rules and traditions, a live host provides bilingual commentary throughout. Later, you can also enjoy a photo session with the wrestlers and the chance to try out a sumo challenge—something that spectators of the sport don’t usually get to do.

Experience a spectacular entertainment show at the Samurai Restaurant, featuring dazzling dancers in vibrant costumes! On a grand stage, an exhilarating performance unfolds, showcasing Japan’s traditional culture, festivals, and the world of samurai. Enjoy delicious food and drinks while immersing yourself in a breathtaking show filled with samurai, yokai (spirits), and mikoshi (portable shrines)! The show consists of three acts with short breaks: Act 1: A mesmerizing dance stage with elegant dancers and mysterious yokai. Act 2: A dramatic performance centered around a gripping oni (demon) story. Act 3: A thrilling finale with taiko drums and mikoshi, celebrating Japan’s festival spirit! The final act is especially exciting, so we recommend the full show! You are free to enter and leave anytime, but most guests stay for the full experience. The staff speaks English, and the story is performed in English. Please note: This experience is for guests aged 18 and above only.

Enjoy a live show in Tokyo’s bustling Shinjuku area, no Japanese language skills required. This wordless performance combines elements of ninja, Kabuki acting, oiran-inspired costumes, and traditional taiko drums. It’s appropriate for all ages and offers a mixture of traditional Japanese arts in one show with unique lighting and visuals.

Asakusa has been Tokyo's entertainment quarter since the Meiji era, and Mokubakan is the last theater in the city still staging Taishu Engeki. Watch onnagata performers in elaborate costume work through fan dances, swordplay, and drama set to both traditional and modern music. Upgrade to be joined by a guide to explain the traditions behind what's on stage.

Live some sumo culture in Tokyo with this show and dinner experience in the Asakusa neighborhood. Watch wrestlers perform classic moves and training techniques in the "dohyo" ring, while savoring a chicken "chanko-nabe" hot pot. For wannabe sumo stars, there’s even the chance to try a sumo challenge yourself.

Tokyo isn’t short of nightlife options but if you’re a manga fan, you won’t want to miss this dazzling Sailor Moon–themed show in Shinagawa. Simplify your night out with included tickets—with your choice of seat types—as well as a drink, dessert, exclusive merchandise, and a chance to meet and get a photo with the cast after the show. Matinee and evening shows throughout the week suit busy travel schedules.

"Tokyo Sumo Club Entertainment" "Grand opening on August 12, 2026!" Experience ultimate Sumo entertainment at Tokyo Tower! A spectacular new restaurant run by real, retired sumo wrestlers is coming to town. Situated on the 5th floor of Foot Town inside Tokyo Tower, this grand venue is one of Tokyo's largest, featuring around 170 seats.The restaurant hosts four shows a day, combining high-energy sumo action with rich Japanese traditions Oiran dance, the Lion Dance, and classical instrument performances. Sip your drinks and savor an authentic Japanese set meal during this immersive 90-minute show.During the sumo show, you will discover the secrets of their daily training, learn about iconic techniques and foul moves, and witness an intense, live battle between former professionals. Want to try it yourself? Take part in our lottery for a chance to challenge a wrestler in the ring! Wrap up your visit with a photo session with the cast and grab an exclusive souvenir.

Japanese cuisine is typically difficult for vegans to enjoy, but this sumo show and mochi-pounding experience ensures travelers following a plant-based diet can still feast on food worthy of sumo wrestlers. Not only will you watch sumo wrestlers strut their stuff in the ring, but you’ll also have chance to get involved yourself.

Discover the secret backstreets of Tokyo and hidden places you might miss otherwise with this private night walking tour of Shinjuku. Having a guide to lead the way means you don’t have to follow a map or worry about getting lost. Instead, enjoy learning about some of Shinjuku’s best-kept secrets and get tips on the most interesting places to eat and drink.

Samurai Restaurant is located in Kabukicho, the downtown area of Shinjuku, the heart of Tokyo. Once you step inside, you will be amazed at the otherworldly space. Enjoy an overwhelming show that will exceed your imagination. Samurais and ninjas appear throughout the show, blending ancient Japanese culture with modern Japanese pop culture. Enjoy a sense of Japanese history and culture together with Japan's unique contemporary culture. This is one of the shows you should definitely see during your stay in Tokyo. This ticket also includes 2 drinks. Notes. Please bring your ID (passport) information for confirm your age. If you are late for the start of the show, please wait to be seated until intermission. Doors open at 10:30 and the show starts at 10:50. Seats are not assigned, so get there early if you want front row. The reception desk is located inside the GIRA GIRA Girls entrance. Please enter through the Gila Gila Girls entrance (across from Family Mart).

Experience the excitement of sumo up close at Shinjuku Sumo Club Annex in Tokyo. Watch skilled sumo wrestlers demonstrate traditional rituals, training movements, and powerful techniques before facing off in exciting live matches. An English-speaking MC brings the world of sumo to life, sharing insights into its rules, traditions, and cultural significance in an engaging and easy-to-follow way. The experience also includes a Q&A session with the wrestlers, offering a unique opportunity to learn more about their training, daily life, and the traditions behind Japan’s national sport. Selected guests may also have the chance to step into the ring and challenge a sumo wrestler. After the show, take photos with the wrestlers and capture a memorable moment from the experience. Combining live sumo, cultural insights, and interactive moments, this experience offers an entertaining and engaging way to discover the fascinating world of sumo in Shinjuku.

Take a break from a cliché night out in Tokyo’s bars, and opt for a comedy show in Roppongi’s Yoshimoto Theater instead. With different "easy English" acts on stage, the show embraces the wacky, wonderful, and often weird genre of Japanese comedy shows. While the comedians and actors vary, the novelty act Wes-P from the 13th season of "America’s Got Talent" is often in the line-up.

Get an introduction to traditional Japanese music at the Zakuro show in Tokyo, featuring an ensemble of skilled musicians playing instruments like the taiko drums and koto harp. Performers wearing colorful kimonos provide live commentary during the show, with English translations that make it a tourist-friendly experience.

Tokyo can feel overwhelming for first-time visitors. Let your local guide take care of the itinerary—or customize it to suit your needs and interests—on a full-day private introductory tour of Tokyo with a local guide. Check out must-see highlights such as the Meiji Jingu, or Harajuku, find hidden spots that many travelers miss, and get around on foot and/or by subway for an intimate perspective of the city.

Discover Tokyo with a private guide who shares the modern and traditional sides of the dynamic Japanese capital, and saves you hours of research. Navigate the city's complex subway system (or upgrade to a private car) with your guide as you visit famous sites including theTsukiji fish market, Asakusa, and the Meiji Shrine. Learn about Japanese youth and pop culture in Harajuku, and enjoy a private tour customizable to suit your interests.

The logistics of purchasing nightlife and entertainment tickets can be complicated in Japan. This prebooked ticket for WARP, rated by DJ Mag as one of the world's top nightclubs, lets you avoid the hassle and language barrier. Simply choose which night you want to attend, book, and get ready for a big night out in Tokyo. Includes admission with options for two house drinks or unlimited drinks during opening hours.

The Samurai Restaurant is located in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, in the heart of Tokyo. Enjoy the mesmerizing show that goes beyond your imagination. Take some time to look around the spectacular interior of the restaurant that was created at a cost of more than 10 billion yen! During the show, robots, samurai, and ninjas will provide special performances, accompanied by neon light and sounds. You’re sure to be amazed by the scale of this spectacular show. It’s a must-see during your time in Tokyo. The Samurai Show starts at 10:30am, 13:30pm and 16:00pm.

Two Ways Into Japan's Most Powerful Sport In Ginza, Tokyo, explore sumo culture through two unique options led by retired champions, surrounded by festive Daruma and Mikoshi decor. Option 1: [SEE!] Sumo Show & Chanko Feast Watch top wrestlers perform explosive bouts and rituals up close. Enjoy interactive moments, a lottery chance to challenge a pro, all-you-can-eat chanko-nabe, photos, and exclusive gifts! Focus: Spectacle, entertainment, dining, and fun. Option 2: [TRY!] Hands-On Pro Keiko Training A 60-minute active workshop guided by former pros. Learn authentic shiko stamping and sparring, followed by unlimited chanko-nabe, photos in kesho-mawashi, and special souvenirs! Focus: Physical action, skills, and deep immersion. Important (Option 2): Not suitable for young children under 5, pregnant guests, or serious health conditions. Experience sumo from the front row or inside the ring! Venue: Ginza Inz 1, B1F (1 floor below ground), 3-3-1 Ginza-nishi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.

Catching sumo (a type of wrestling) in Tokyo is a must for many travelers, but tournament tickets sell out fast. Prebook to guarantee your spot at this Ginza venue, where a live show plays out on a full-scale ring while you sit down to a traditional kaiseki (a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner).

Seeking out the well-concealed back-alley bars of Tokyo's Shinjuku district is notoriously tricky for outsiders. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this guided tour that takes you barhopping to Izakaya bars in two different alleyways in Shinjuku with a small group. Experience the backstreets of Tokyo and authentic street food and drinks (included) while your guide shares insights into local culture in this atmospheric part of the city.

Combine traditional sumo wrestling—a must when visiting Tokyo—with a delicious Japanese meal, thanks to this unique restaurant experience. Sink into comfortable sofa seating, tuck into a tasty chankonabe (hot pot)—a meal that the wrestlers themselves eat—and watch a sumo display in action. Gain insider insight into the sport and leave with a better understanding of its cultural significance and history.

Roppongi is Tokyo's international nightlife district, dense with bars and clubs, and this unique show at one of its intimate venues blends burlesque with a modern geisha performance. Enjoy adults-only choreography that runs glamorous one moment and daring the next, with dinner and drinks included with your ticket.

Rather than navigating Harajuku with a map on your phone, enjoy the ease of exploring local highlights with a guide. Follow a carefully planned route that includes famous spots such as Takeshita Street and Meiji Jingu Shrine, while listening to insider stories and tips. With a small group size, the tour feels relaxed and personal, making it easy to ask questions along the way.