Ryogoku & the Kokugikan

Ryogoku · Tokyo: Asakusa, Ueno & the old east · Japan

★★★☆☆ Museum & culture

What it costs a family of four

Not published

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What to know

The sumo district. TOURNAMENTS RUN IN TOKYO ONLY IN JANUARY, MAY AND SEPTEMBER, fifteen days each, and tickets go on sale about a month ahead and sell out. Outside those windows the Sumo Museum is free and small, and some stables allow morning practice viewing through an agent. Chanko-nabe restaurants run all year.

The details

Adult ticket	Check official booking
Child ticket	Check official booking
Typical visit	2 hours
Opening hours	TOURNAMENTS: January, May and September only
Indoors or out	Indoors
Region	Kanto, Japan
Prices quoted in	JPY

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Official page: https://www.sumo.or.jp/En/

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