Amazing Experience at Sumo-Beya where houses the champion ( Yokozuna) Kisenosato

It’s no surprise that sumo is Japan’s national sport. The unique culture of sumo wrestling fostered over centuries has its own distinctive charm that knows no comparison in other sports. There are currently around 600 rikishi, or sumo wrestlers, living in 47 different stables, competing according to their level-determined rank. It’s an easy to follow sport- the loser is whichever rikishi who first sets one part of himself outside the ring, or touches the ground with any part of his body other than the soles of his feet. Yet what a wondrous sight it makes to see these wrestlers, with their daily programme of rigorous training, competing with extremely seriousness. Club Concierge Luxury Japan has arranged for its customers the unique opportunity to watch morning practice session at the Tagonoura stable, home to currently very popular rikishi such as Kisenosato and Takayasu. We’re sure you’ll be delighted by this rare opportunity to watch up close the moves unleashed by these dedicated rikishi as they give their all in their hopes of becoming Yokozuna. After appreciating the morning practice, please enjoy eating Chanko-nabe at local restaurant.