

Sumo Wrestling in Tokyo
An ancient Japanese Shinto tradition, sumo wrestling combines ritual elements with the energy of full-contact wrestling. While the 15-day Grand Sumo tournaments—which take place multiple times a year—are well worth planning your trip around, there are plenty of ways to experience sumo in Tokyo if you’re not in Japan during these events. You can take a sumo-themed tour any time of year to gain insights into this aspect of Japanese culture, whether it’s observing wrestlers duing their training sessions or joining a historical tour.
Grand Sumo tournament tickets
Join the crowds for these spectacular 15-day tournaments.
Morning practice visits
Observe real sumo wrestlers during their training sessions.
Entertainment experiences
Watch shows over dinner, join historical tours, or try your hand at wrestling with retired sumo wrestlers.















