This is a traditional dojo where the 63rd Yokozuna, Asahifuji, trained his disciples for 33 years.
In this authentic training space, where four Yokozuna and over ten Sekitori (elite wrestlers) have sweated and trained, you can actually experience practice and bouts with the sumo wrestlers.
Sumo, Japan's national sport, has a history spanning 1,500 years. Out of this long history, only 75 wrestlers have ever achieved the rank of Yokozuna, and only about 70 of the roughly 1,000 active wrestlers are Sekitori.
We offer a precious opportunity for you to stand on such a special Dohyo (sumo ring) and interact with the wrestlers trained by the 63rd Yokozuna, Asahifuji.
After the training, enjoy a special time savoring Chanko-nabe (a hearty stew), the source of the sumo wrestlers' strength, together with them.
Please enjoy a unique sumo experience, found nowhere else in the world.
Chanko Nabe Hot Pot and various dishes
You can savor Chanko Nabe and special dishes from a former sumo wrestler who prepared the Chanko for the Asahifuji Dojo.
It takes about 5 minutes on foot from Sumiyoshi Station We do not provide transportation, so please make your own way directly to the Asahifuji Sumo Dojo.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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