Get up Early to Experience Sumo Training in Tokyo

How to see sumo training in TokyoWatching sumo training for freeFor the true cheapos out there (who don’t mind potentially being left out in the rain, literally), there’s a free option: the Arashio sumo stable in Hamacho has replaced one of the walls of its training room with large window panes that allow visitors to watch from outside.
Sit back for – click here for details Suggested ActivityEarly-morning sumo training toursThe easiest way to arrange admittance as a visitor to an early-morning sumo training session is to book online.
What to expect at the sumo stable: The training drillThe day we went to check out training at the Oguruma Stable, the rooms smelled like a mix of sweaty gym and baby powder.
A sumo fighter’s performance peaks from around 27 to 32 years, so most likely, the bigger guys will also be the older guys.
Useful links for arranging a sumo training experience in TokyoWe recommend checking the schedule for available booking dates for a sumo experience on Voyagin.