| SUMO IN TOKYO 2019 (Heisei 31, ??? 1) and
2020 (??? 2) |
| The cheapest tickets are ALWAYS available
when you line up at the ticket booth
in Ryogoku early hour. 7:45AM is official
opening for unreserved seats called General
Admission Tickets. Yes, first-come-first-served
basis. At least 1 hour before which means
6:45AM-and-prior to queue is recommended
to grab the last minute tickets. Weekends
are not easy, you may have to start queue-ing
up as early as first train get you there
(5:00AM-ish). |
| It will be more than Sumo when you see all
the fights including Ichinojo (Mongolia), Aoiyama (Bulgaria), Tochinoshin (Georgia), Gagamaru (Georgia) Kaisei (Brazil), Mitakeumi (Philippine), Takayasu (Philippine) and more. And very first African
wrestler OSunaArashi (BigSanderStorm) from Egypt just got retired
(>_<) All those listed in high ranking
sumo wrestlers earn more than a million yen
each month (good job you'd consider?). If
you were in Tokyo area during Tokyo Tounament,
please have this chance to visit Ryogoku just accross Sumida river from Asakusa. |
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January : Tokyo (Jan.13th - Jan.27th,
2019)
March : Osaka, 2019
May : Tokyo (May 12th - May 26th, 2019)
July : Nagoya, 2019
September : Tokyo (Sep.8th - Sep.22nd, 2019)
November : Fukuoka, 2019
January : Tokyo (Jan.12th - Jan.26th,
2020)
March : Osaka, 2020
May : Tokyo (May 10th - May 24th, 2020)
July : Nagoya, 2020
September : Tokyo (Sep.13th - Sep.27th, 2020)
November : Fukuoka, 2020 |
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| Ryogoku Sumo Arena Kokugikan is not far from
Asakusa. We would like to recommend these apps =>
HyperDia or JapanTransitPlanner or TransferPlanner. |
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Nihon Sumo Kyokai
www.sumo.or.jp/en
3 times a year available in Tokyo.
January, May and September. |
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Chanko Nabe
www.chanko-nabe.eat.in.jp
Sumo wrestlers dish, can eat them all?
All year available when you're hungry. |
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| JTB Sunrise Tours : www.japanican.com/en/tour/list/?kw=sumo |
| Japan Dream Tours : www.japandreamtours.com/culture/sports/sumo.html |
| Nishiiwa-beya in ASAKUSA : https://nishiiwabeya.com/ |
| Azumazeki-beya : www.azumazeki.jp/ |
| Asakayama-beya : http://asakayamabeya.net/practice_tour.html |
| Tomozuna-beya : www.tomozuna-beya.jp |
| Arashio-beya : www.arashio.net/tour_e.html |
| Onoe-beya : www.onoebeya-tokyo.jp/onoe.html |
| Sadogatake-beya : http://sadogatake.net/ |
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| If you were not travelling within the tournament
season, you may still be able to visit above
heya (sumo-beya or stable house) for morning
training. |
| Not enough? Please consult on this page. |
