Discover the fascinating history of Japan’s national sport at the Sumo Museum. View exhibits featuring traditional mawashi (belts), portraits of grand champions, and relics from centuries past.

Take a peaceful stroll through this Edo-period garden, beautifully designed with a central pond, bridges, and seasonal flora. Your guide will share how the garden has been preserved since the 17th century.

Immerse yourself in the charm of old Tokyo as you visit several cultural landmarks: memorial site with deep historical significance

Immerse yourself in the charm of old Tokyo as you visit several cultural landmarks: connected to the famous 47 Ronin legend

Immerse yourself in the charm of old Tokyo as you visit several cultural landmarks: an important temple linked to sumo’s early roots

Immerse yourself in the charm of old Tokyo as you visit several cultural landmarks: celebrating the vibrant summer festival tradition

End your tour with a walk along Ryogoku’s bustling food street. Enjoy the aromas of local specialties and, if you wish, savor a bowl of chanko nabe, the hearty hotpot meal favored by sumo wrestlers (own expense).