Tokyo Sumo Entertainment Show with Chicken Hot Pot, Photo, and Geisha Dance
by Asakusa Sumo Stable
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This two-hour event takes place in Tokyo’s Asakusa district at a venue built around a real sumo ring (dohyo). The program begins with a traditional geisha dance performance. A live host provides bilingual commentary in Japanese and English, explaining sumo rules, history, training exercises, and matches. Retired sumo wrestlers perform traditional techniques and playful sumo bouts for entertainment. Selected guests may participate in a sumo challenge inside the ring; if more people want to join than spots available, participants are chosen by lottery. During the show, guests eat all-you-can-eat chicken chanko-nabe hot pot accompanied by a Japanese set meal and receive one complimentary drink. Additional drinks can be purchased. The event ends with a printed group photo with the sumo wrestlers and geisha, along with a souvenir gift set. Vegetarian and vegan meals are available upon request at least two days in advance. Wheelchair-accessible seating is limited and should be requested at the time of booking.
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Sumo Entertainment Show Venue with Dohyo
The two-hour event takes place in a sumo-themed venue featuring a real dohyo (sumo ring) at its center. The show opens with a geisha dance, followed by live bilingual commentary explaining sumo’s history, rules, and training in an entertaining way. Retired sumo wrestlers demonstrate traditional moves and engage in friendly matches. Attendees may be chosen by lottery to participate in a sumo challenge on the ring. During the performance, guests enjoy all-you-can-eat chicken chanko-nabe with Japanese side dishes and a set meal. The show ends with a printed photo of the group with the wrestlers and geisha and a souvenir gift set. This is an entertainment show featuring retired wrestlers and not a live sumo stable training session.
120 min
Meeting point
It is on the ground floor of the ROCKZA Building, two doors down from the Asakusa Don Quijote Building.
End point
It is on the ground floor of the ROCKZA Building, two doors down from the Asakusa Don Quijote Building.
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Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Tokyo Sumo Entertainment Show with Chicken Hot Pot, Photo, and Geisha Dance
by Asakusa Sumo Stable
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.¥32,000Overview
This two-hour event takes place in Tokyo’s Asakusa district at a venue built around a real sumo ring (dohyo). The program begins with a traditional geisha dance performance. A live host provides bilingual commentary in Japanese and English, explaining sumo rules, history, training exercises, and matches. Retired sumo wrestlers perform traditional techniques and playful sumo bouts for entertainment. Selected guests may participate in a sumo challenge inside the ring; if more people want to join than spots available, participants are chosen by lottery. During the show, guests eat all-you-can-eat chicken chanko-nabe hot pot accompanied by a Japanese set meal and receive one complimentary drink. Additional drinks can be purchased. The event ends with a printed group photo with the sumo wrestlers and geisha, along with a souvenir gift set. Vegetarian and vegan meals are available upon request at least two days in advance. Wheelchair-accessible seating is limited and should be requested at the time of booking.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Sumo Entertainment Show Venue with Dohyo
The two-hour event takes place in a sumo-themed venue featuring a real dohyo (sumo ring) at its center. The show opens with a geisha dance, followed by live bilingual commentary explaining sumo’s history, rules, and training in an entertaining way. Retired sumo wrestlers demonstrate traditional moves and engage in friendly matches. Attendees may be chosen by lottery to participate in a sumo challenge on the ring. During the performance, guests enjoy all-you-can-eat chicken chanko-nabe with Japanese side dishes and a set meal. The show ends with a printed photo of the group with the wrestlers and geisha and a souvenir gift set. This is an entertainment show featuring retired wrestlers and not a live sumo stable training session.
120 min
Meeting point
It is on the ground floor of the ROCKZA Building, two doors down from the Asakusa Don Quijote Building.
End point
It is on the ground floor of the ROCKZA Building, two doors down from the Asakusa Don Quijote Building.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.