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SAMURAI STORY 2 - Tokyo - Sumo & Edo culture(2D2N)

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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 - Fullday 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 hote

On Monday when the above musuem 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 dpecified 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 benck-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