Asakusa Sumo Club
The Asakusa Sumo Club is a special type of interactive restaurant where diners can experience a very impressive live demonstration by former sumo wrestlers. It is an opportunity to have fun while learning about the depth and appeal of sumo wrestling through the powerful performances and at times humorous commentary. In addition to watching, diners can even get in the ring themselves to challenge one of the wrestlers or take photos with them to create a memory that will surely be unforgettable. Furthermore, in addition to their cuisine, such as their famed Chanko-Nabe hot pot, diners also receive a free original gift. So please enjoy this opportunity to experience the warmth and power of Japanese culture as part of your Asakusa sightseeing plan.
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More Information about Asakusa Sumo Club
Street address
- 2-10-12 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo Prefecture
Access
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Route1
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- 5 minutes on foot from Tsukuba Express Line A1 Exit.
Route2
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- 15 minutes on foot from the A4 Exit on the Toei Asakusa Line and Ginza Line.
Opening Hours
- 12:00 - 23:30
Closed
- Open year round
Website
- https://asakusa-sumo.com/
Best season
- All year
Point
- The Asakusa Sumo Club is a special place to experience traditional Japanese culture, but unlike watching serious training, for example, the sumo show can be enjoyed as a form of entertainment. You can enjoy a meal to accompany the impressive performance and commentary, so it serves as a highly accessible opportunity for tourists to learn about sumo culture and enjoy an unforgettable experience.
update: Dec.16.2025

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