Viator Rating : 5 (1942 reviews)
Dyvarcity Score : 8.0/10 (Verified Excellent)
Tokyo
Meet Sumo Wrestlers: Show, Meal & Wrestling
90
Overview
See "the SUMO show" and get ready to meet real sumo wrestlers! If the schedule doesn’t work out, consider the dinner show (product code: 13441P410) or the show without a meal (product code: 13441P313).
This isn't just a show; it's a chance to learn about the sumo world. Hear stories from behind the scenes and learn about the daily lives of these amazing athletes. What makes this extra special is getting to try sumo wrestling with retired wrestlers! This is a rare chance you won't find anywhere else.
Enjoy a tasty meal of Tonkatsu (Japanese-style Pork Cutlet) and Chanko Nabe (Sumo-style hotpot soup) made by the wrestlers. You'll learn about sumo history, manners, and even see a real sparring match. Plus, you get to wear a costume and take a souvenir photo with the wrestlers! 
Experience DNA Fingerprint
Scores are shown on a scale of 1 to 10, 1 = lowest score, 10 = highest score.
What People Love
Safety (8 - Secure) : Strong feeling of safety and control
Upsell Risk (9 - Transparent) : No upsells or hidden costs
Logistics (8 - Seamless) : Smooth and well executed
Mobility (8 - Easy / Accessible) : Comfortable for most people
Pacing (8 - Balanced) : Smooth and comfortable timing
Instagram Factor (8 - Iconic) : Highly photogenic and memorable
Guide Quality (8 - Exceptional) : Engaging and memorable
Guide Reliability (9 - Dependable) : On time with strong follow-through
What to Watch Out For
Crowd Density (6 - Standard) : Normal crowd, some waiting or tight spots
Highlights
Meet Sumo Wrestlers: Get up close and personal with real sumo wrestlers.
Learn About Sumo: Hear behind-the-scenes stories about sumo wrestlers' lives.
Try Sumo Wrestling: Take a rare chance to wrestle with retired sumo wrestlers.
Enjoy a Sumo Meal: Eat Tonkatsu and Chanko Nabe made by the wrestlers themselves.
Sentiment Analysis
Guests loved meeting the sumo wrestlers and learning about their lives.
-
Many enjoyed the chance to try sumo wrestling themselves.
-
The food, especially the chanko nabe, was a hit.
-
The show was entertaining and informative for all ages.
Some vegetarian options may not meet expectations.
-
Those with allergies should confirm if their needs can be met.
The Journey
Sumo Restaurant
A restaurant featuring a sumo ring, providing an intimate setting for guests to witness and participate in sumo-related activities and enjoy a meal.
Sumo Ring
The stage for the sumo performance and interactive session, allowing guests to witness demonstrations, sparring matches, and even try sumo wrestling with retired wrestlers.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes a Tonkatsu and Chanko Soup lunch and the chance to meet and learn from retired sumo wrestlers. It excludes hotel pickup and drop-off, transportation to and from the restaurant, gratuities, and drinks. Please note any dietary restrictions or allergies in the special notes when booking, at least 5 days before the event. The experience takes place in a restaurant with a sumo ring, with a maximum capacity of 60 guests.
Hot Tip
Some reviewers say to arrive early to get a good seat for the show and be ready to participate if you want to try sumo wrestling!
Review Summary
People find this SUMO show experience in Tokyo highly engaging and educational, especially appreciating the unique opportunity to meet and interact with retired sumo wrestlers, learn about sumo culture, and enjoy authentic sumo-style meals. Positive highlights often include the hands-on sumo wrestling challenge and the friendly, informative hosts. On the downside, some guests note that the meal options for vegetarians are limited and recommend booking well in advance to accommodate dietary restrictions. Overall, travelers praise the intimate setting and cultural insight this experience provides.
Frequently Asked Questions
This page is synthesized and developed by Dyvarcity Team
More like this
Tokyo
¥30000
Tokyo Samurai Sword & Archery Lesson with Master
5.0
(118 reviews)
Duration: 150
minutes
Tokyo: Sword and Archery Samurai Lessons from a True Master offers a unique glimpse into authentic samurai traditions. This isn't just a show; it's a chance to learn swordsmanship and Japanese horseback archery (yabusame) from a master who has dedicated their life to these arts.
Participants will experience swordsmanship and archery firsthand. The instructor, a true master of both disciplines, shares techniques passed down through generations. Guests can handle practice swords and real bows, gaining a deeper understanding of the samurai's skills. They can even hold an antique matchlock gun!
This small-group lesson provides an exclusive and immersive experience. It's a rare opportunity to learn from one of the few masters in the world still practicing and teaching these ancient martial arts. This class is for people who are serious about samurai culture.
Tokyo
¥15500
Tokyo Go-Kart Tour: Dress Up & Zoom!
4.9
(4914 reviews)
Flagship 2-Hours Official Street Go-Kart Tour - Tokyo Bay Shop lets you rediscover Tokyo in a super fun way! Imagine driving through the city in a cool go-kart, dressed as your favorite character from comics, games, or anime. It's like stepping into a real-life video game!
This isn't just any tour; it's a chance to see Tokyo's famous spots from a totally new angle. Expect to cruise past iconic landmarks like the Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge, with your professional guide leading the way to make sure you are safe and having fun.
The tour includes all the important stuff: taxes, costume rental, a guide in their own kart, and the kart rental itself, plus the fuel. Just remember that food, drinks, hotel transportation, tips, and full insurance are not included, so plan accordingly!
Tokyo
¥9200
Akihabara Go-Kart Tour: Unleash Your Inner Character!
5.0
(1570 reviews)
Official Street Go-Kart Tour - Akihabara lets you rediscover Tokyo in a unique way. Ride through the streets in custom-made go-karts, dressed as your favorite anime or game character. Professional guides ensure a fun and safe adventure. A lifetime experience to share with friends and family, limited spots available.
Tokyo
¥11500
Shibuya Go-Kart Tour: Costume Fun in Tokyo!
4.9
(3420 reviews)
Official Street Go-Kart in Shibuya lets people drive go-karts through the busy streets of Tokyo. Imagine dressing up in a fun costume from your favorite comic book, video game, or anime and cruising through the famous Shibuya Crossing! People will wave and take pictures, making you feel like a star!
This exciting tour also takes you through Harajuku and Omotesando, the heart of Japanese pop fashion. See the cool styles and trends that make Tokyo so unique. The tour is guided, so everyone stays safe and has a great time. The guides are like super-helpers, making sure the experience is unforgettable. They even take lots of photos so that participants can share the memories with family and friends.
What's included? Everything needed for the ride: taxes, fees, a guide in their own kart, costume rental, kart rental, and even the fuel. What's not included? Hotel pick-up, food, drinks, tips, and full coverage insurance.
Tokyo
¥23500
Tokyo Private Tour: See the City with a Local Guide
4.9
(3883 reviews)
Duration: 360
minutes
Experience Tokyo with the Tokyo 6hr Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide. This tour shows visitors both the new and old parts of Tokyo, one of the biggest cities in the world. This private tour is perfect for people who want to see a lot in a short amount of time.
The guide will help visitors discover what makes Tokyo special. People can pick 3 or 4 places they want to see, like the busy Shibuya Crossing or the peaceful Meiji Shrine. They can also visit Asakusa, known for its old temple, or the beautiful Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Other great spots include the Imperial Palace, Tsukiji Outer Market, Akihabara, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Hama Rikyu Gardens, Tokyo National Museum, Sensoji Temple, Rikugien Garden, Yoyogi Park, Harajuku, Odaiba, Shibamata, Yanaka and Nezu, Golden Gai, Tokyo Tower, and Gotokuji Temple and Ueno Park. The guide knows a lot about Tokyo and can answer questions and share stories about the city.
This walking tour lasts six hours. The guide meets people at a set spot in Tokyo. The tour price covers the guide's entry fees to the places on the What to Expect list. It does not cover transportation, food, or personal costs. This tour is a great way to see Tokyo with a friendly, local expert.
Tokyo
¥18500
Tokyo Ramen & Gyoza Cooking: Supermarket Tour Option
5.0
(820 reviews)
Duration: 150
minutes
Ramen & Gyoza Cooking Class in Tokyo with Local Supermarket Visit offers a fun and tasty way to learn about Japanese home cooking. This award-winning class, led by a chef/YouTuber, takes place in a cozy home kitchen in Tokyo. It's perfect for anyone who loves food and cooking, whether traveling alone, with family, or in a group.
Participants will learn how to make ramen soup from scratch, without using instant packages. They will also create gyoza, delicious dumplings filled with pork and vegetables. An optional tour of a local supermarket lets visitors experience Japanese food culture firsthand.
Located in a nostalgic part of Tokyo, this cooking class provides an easy and memorable cultural experience. The class can accommodate small groups, ensuring personal attention.
Top Things to Do in Tokyo + Tours & Trips
Explore Tokyo’s best attractions, tours, and adventures. From foodies joining a Tokyo food tour to travelers seeking Mt. Fuji tours from Tokyo or day tours from Tokyo to Hakone, we’ve brought together the top 100+ experiences in one place. Whether you’re looking to explore culture, nightlife, or adventures, our guide brings you the best things to do in Tokyo to help you plan an unforgettable trip.
View Tokyo Activities