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SAMURAI STORY 2 - Tokyo - Sumo & Edo culture(2D1N)

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Discover Timeless Traditional Arts: Sumo, Ukiyo-e, and Bonsai from the Edo Period to Today

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Japanese traditions passed down since the Edo period. This tour is contingent upon a request that includes a 5-star hotel reservation in Tokyo and will be confirmed once we secure a visit to a sumo stable. Please note that sumo stable visits are available on limited dates and are generally not possible during Grand Sumo Tournament months (odd months).

Schedules

Day 1 after 3:00p.m check in at the hotel in Tokyo on your own *Optional; transfer from an airport or a train station by private car can be arranged.

Day 2 - Full day Edo spirit tour by private car and English-speaking guide -
8:00a.m. Pick up from your hotel by private car and English-speaking guide
8:30a.m. Sumo Stable visit - see the intense training of professional sumo wrestler
10:30a.m. Breakfast with sumo wrestlers - sumo 'Chanko' stew pot
12:00p.m. Stroll around Ryogoku area where Sumo National Stadium locates, visiting

*The Japanese Sword Museum (closed on Mon)
* Hokusai Ukiyoe Museum, (closed on Mon)
* Bonsai Museum (closed on Mon)
4:00p.m. return to your hotel

On Monday when the above museums are closed, hands-on experience/shop visit of Edo Kiriko Glass factory or Japanese Washi Paper making is recommended. Optional; Geisha dinner can be arranged.


People 2~6
Meeting point and time 08:00a.m. hotel
Booking accepted until 31days prior to the event with deposit.
Cancellation policy
  • 31days -21days prior to the arrival date: 30% of the tour fare of total package
  • 20days-8days prior to the arrival date: 50% of the tour fare of total package
  • 7days - the event: 100% of the tour fare of total package

* Deposit is essential for further consultation.

Remarks

* Time specified in the above itinerary may change due to the stable reason.

* Please note that sumo stable visits are available on limited dates and are generally not possible during Grand Sumo Tournament months (odd months). 

* No-chairs seating. - there are bench-like steps for observers depending on the stable.

* Each sumo stable has its own set of rules and etiquette for visitors. It's recommended to seek photo permission from the stable in advance.

* Chanko breakfast meal is included (dietary restriction needs to be informed in advance).

* Lunch is not included / reservation can be made upon request.