If you want to watch the Sumo wrestlers up close, this is one of the closest you can get!
Let’s watch the wrestler’s morning practice right next to the ring and feel the intense and serious atmosphere. The sound of wrestlers colliding to each other, their breath and the scent of the fragrance they wear are something that you can never feel by watching any videos.

[What makes this tour so special?]
While all Sumo Morning Practice tours are special and unique experiences, what sets this tour apart from others is that you are actually able to eat Chanko Nabe made by real sumo wrestlers in the stable! Step into the life of the wrestlers and see what they do and eat on a day to day basis. This is an opportunity that you will not find elsewhere and it will be a memory you are sure to cherish for years to come.

• The location and time of the morning sumo practice may vary depending on the tour date. After making a reservation, specific details regarding the meeting point and time will be sent to you. If you don’t receive any message from us, Japan Wonder Travel, please contact us.
• Please use the restroom before arriving at the meeting point.
• Eating is not allowed（**guests are allowed to drink water and sports drinks inside the stable )
• You can NOT leave the sumo stable in the middle of the practice, and try to stay and watch the practice until the very end.
• If you are not feeling well, please refrain from joining the tour.
• Minimum age is 10 years old (Kids 11 and under cannot enter the stable)
• Cellphones must be on silent
• Once you leave the sumo stable, you cannot re-enter.
• Photos are OK but only without the flash or shutter sounds(Videos are not allowed)
• Please do not stretch your legs toward the ring. It is considered impolite to show the soles of feet to the wrestlers. Please watch the practice silently and respectfully
• Please be very careful not to interfere with the sumo wrestlers concentration.
• The practice/tour may be a bit shorter or longer than expected depending on the content of the practice
• Depending on the day, the morning practice schedule may vary, and therefore the duration of the tour may be slightly affected by this, especially when there is a Grand Tournament coming up. Please be aware that the practice may end earlier than usual, meaning the tour will be shorter than mentioned.
• Some sumo stables may not have chairs. You may have to sit on the floor. Please note in advance.
• Please be aware that we will not be able to compensate you or refund you if you don’t make it to the meeting place, or arrive late, without having checked your messages from us.
• While the Stable is in fact the one where the Yokozuna trains, it is not known until the morning of the experience whether or not he will actually be there. Please be warned in advance.