• Rare and exclusive recommendation: Book now on KKday to explore a real sumo wrestling house in Koto Ward, Tokyo, Japan, and experience the sacred and powerful traditional atmosphere firsthand.

  
  

• Professional English-speaking guide: A professional guide will explain the historical rules in English throughout the tour, allowing you to witness the thrilling duel between retired professional strongmen up close.

  
  

• Limited-time personal stage experience: Each session has a limited number of participants who can personally ascend the sacred altar, interact with the attendants under their guidance, and take photos.

  
  

• Enjoy a traditional sumo hot pot: all-you-can-eat special sumo hot pot and delicious white rice made by retired wrestlers during lunch and dinner sessions.

  
  

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【Product Introduction】

Immerse yourself in the essence of Japanese sumo culture! KKday takes you
inside a real sumo wrestling house in Koto Ward, Tokyo, allowing you to
experience the awe-inspiring charm of this sacred traditional sport up close.
This experience, led by former professional sumo wrestlers, includes powerful
official matches and morning training demonstrations, as well as a
professional guide in English unveiling the mysteries of sumo history and
forbidden techniques. On select days, you'll even enjoy an all-you-can-eat
traditional sumo hot pot meal, a feast for both your eyes and your palate!

[Proposal Description]

Option 1: [08:30 - 10:00] Sumo Wrestling Performance and Experience

Duration: 90 minutes

Schedule: 08:00 Open for entry; 08:30 Activity begins. First, an English-
speaking guide explains the history and rules of sumo wrestling. Then, former
professional sumo wrestlers demonstrate morning training and forbidden moves,
followed by the official matches. After the matches, approximately 7
participants will be selected to experience sumo wrestling in person. Those
who do not experience it can still take photos on the dohyo (sumo platform).
10:00 Activity ends.

Option 2: [11:00 - 13:00] Sumo Hot Pot Lunch + Sumo Performance and Experience

Duration: 120 minutes

Schedule: Entry opens at 10:30 AM, activities begin at 11:00 AM. Enjoy a
special sumo hot pot (stew) and white rice (all-you-can-eat) cooked by a
former sumo wrestler, while listening to a guide's explanation of the history
and rules in English. Afterwards, watch a morning training demonstration, an
explanation of forbidden moves, and the official matches. Approximately 7
participants are allowed to go up on stage for a hands-on experience and a
group photo. Activities end at 1:00 PM.

Option 3: [15:00 - 16:30] Sumo Wrestling Performance and Experience

Duration: 90 minutes

Schedule: 14:30 Open for entry; 15:00 Activity begins. First, an English-
speaking guide explains the history and rules of sumo, followed by a
demonstration of a former professional sumo wrestler's powerful morning
training, forbidden moves, and a serious match. At the end of the activity,
approximately 7 participants will be recruited to experience sumo wrestling
under the guidance of a wrestler; the remaining guests can take photos on the
dohyo (sumo platform). 16:30 Activity concludes.

Option 4: [19:00 - 21:00] Sumo Hot Pot Dinner + Sumo Performance and
Experience

Duration: 120 minutes

Schedule: Admission opens at 18:30, activities begin at 19:00. Enjoy
traditional sumo hot pot and white rice prepared by former sumo wrestlers,
with unlimited refills, while listening to professional English commentary.
Afterwards, watch the wrestlers demonstrate their morning training, forbidden
techniques, and engage in intense matches. Finally, approximately 7 on-site
visitors can participate in sumo interactive activities; those not
participating can take photos with the sumo wrestlers at the dohyo (sumo
ring). Activities end at 21:00.

Important information reminder:

1. This experience includes a professional English guided tour.
2. If the number of people actually willing to participate in sumo wrestling at each session is low, the overall event may end earlier than scheduled. We appreciate your understanding.