2 jours

Matin

A propos de cette activités

À l'écurie de sumo de Tokyo, ou à une gare voisine, retrouvez votre guide en début de matinée et préparez-vous pour un coup d'œil dans un monde exclusif.
Assistez à une séance d'entraînement. Assis sur le sol, approchez-vous des lutteurs de sumo pendant leur entraînement matinal. Vous pourrez peut-être même prendre des photos avec quelques lutteurs de sumo après la fin de l'entraînement : un souvenir vraiment spécial d'une matinée inoubliable.
Veuillez noter que les horaires de début et de fin peuvent varier.

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Guide local

Non inclus

Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
Transfert vers / depuis sumo stable

Autres informations

Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
L'âge minimum est de 13 ans
L'activité nécessite de rester assis sur le sol pendant de longues périodes
Les conditions dépendent du programme de sumo stable et ne peuvent être confirmées qu'une semaine auparavant. Les tournois ont lieu les autres mois et l’écurie est donc fermée. Les dates exactes varient chaque année
Le temps de fin de pratique varie chaque jour
La durée sera entre 90 et 150 minutes
Pendant les tournois de sumo à Tokyo en janvier, mai et septembre (environ du 15 au 25), la durée de la pratique sera de 30 à 40 min. La durée n'est pas habituelle mais le prix sera le même.

Caractéristiques

Tourisme

90%

Culturel

70%

Original

30%

Commentaires

4.4

121

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Kevin W

5 | 2019-08-15

Sumo morning practice was good fun -a worthwhile experience and would recommend it to any body visiting Tokyo

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Jeffrey S

2 | 2019-07-03

I usually dont complain a lot, but after my experience with your guide I feel I have to. First off I had to call your company multiple times in order for me to get an email and get my instructions for my tour. That was okay. However today your guide Mr. Takuya really disappointed and insulted me by his words and actions. As we are from another country you have to understand that getting around is difficult as not all are well versed in English and we understand that. So my wife and I left our hotel early and arrived at Ryojoku at 6am just to make sure we are not late. Unfortunately we could not find said A2 exit. We went around the area multiple times as well as asked multiple persons to no avail. We contacted ur guide but he was not helpful at all. All he said is we look for it cause others are waiting. Is that proper? I was explaining to him our predicament yet all we get is that statement. First of all I texted him at around 7 am to ask and he never replied until i texted him multiple times. Then when we did see him he proceeds to say atop complaining? You do not and again i say you DO NOT TREAT clients that way. Regardless of who they are. I dont know what to expect from your company after this but rest assured friends and colleagues will learn about my experience

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MARGARET B

5 | 2018-10-31

A must do for anybody visiting Tokyo. How dedicated and fit these men are!! Our guide was great and explained a lot about the training etc. And the "photo Shoot" after was a lot of fun. Thank you

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DAVID K

1 | 2018-09-12

Difficult all round from getting confirmation of venue time and place to finding venue, an hour from centre of Tokyo with a number of changes of subway and trains. Over booked not enough space, cramped to say the least, no commentary as to what was going on. Not worth the money, a poor Japanese tour operator.

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pakhibagai

5 | 2018-08-31

This was high on our list of to do's especially since we were missing the tournament season. You think they are slow? Think again! The speed and agility that they display is amazing. We got to see them warm up, do various exercises and see some mock fights. What a wonderful way to spend the morning in Tokyo.

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