This experience offers you a perfect chance to:
1) See how the traditional sumo stable looks like
2) Learn the origin, history, and culture of sumo
3) Observe how sumo wrestlers train
4) Watch actual matches
5) Challenge wrestlers
6) Ask wrestlers questions
7) Take photos with them
Conventionally, there were two ways to experience sumo: watching grand sumo tournaments in an arena or morning practice in the stable. The unique thing about this experience is that you can:
1) Watch everything up close.
2) Experience sumo by challenging wrestlers
3) Ask wrestlers questions
4) Take photos with them

This tour comes in two options: with or without a chanko-nabe meal.
1) With a chanko-nabe meal
You will watch the show over a chanko nabe meal, which sumo wrestlers eat to build their muscles and bodies. This option applies to 11AM and 7PM start times.
2) Without a chanko-nabe meal
This option applies to a 3PM start time.