Tokyo Sumo kultur tur med Chanko-Nabe frokost i Ryogoku
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Denne lille gruppetur med kommentarer fra en sumo-ekspertguide giver dig en chance for at lære alt om sumo at kende, inklusive dets historie/kultur og sumobryderes daglige liv. Selvom du måske eller måske ikke har en chance for at se rigtige sumo-anfald under dit ophold i Japan, vil denne tur give dig al baggrundsviden til at øge din glæde ved at se sumo, hvad enten det er i Japan eller derhjemme. Turen består af to komponenter. 1) Gåtur rundt i Ryogoku, en sumo-by. Besøg sumo-relaterede vartegn; lær hvordan sumo startede og udviklede sig gennem 1600 år. Se på sumostalde udefra, hvor sumobrydere bor og træner. Lær af din kyndige guide, hvordan deres liv og karriere ser ud. Få svar på alle sumo-relaterede spørgsmål. 2) Frokost på en chanko-nabe restaurant Spis frokost på en af de bedste chanko-nabe restauranter i Ryogoku. Denne næringsrige hot-pot-skål er midtpunktet i sumobrydernes kost for at tage på i vægt og muskler til at opbygge deres kroppe.
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Drop ind for et kort besøg på den berømte stald, og se sumo stald udefra, hvor sumo wrestlere bor og træner.
Besøg denne shinto-helligdom, hvor grundlæggeren af sumo er nedfældet. Lær af guiden, hvordan han anstiftede sumo for 1500 år siden; hvordan sumo-reglerne er blevet forfinet til at tage en form fra nu af over år; hvordan der afholdes en ringindtræden her, når en ny stormester (Yokozuna) bliver til; at Japan Sumo Association besøger den for at bede om en vellykket turnering 3 gange om året.
Se sumo-arenaen udefra, et mekka af sumo, hvor Grand sumo-turneringerne afholdes tre gange om året. Lær af din guide en masse interessante historier, som denne sumo-dedikerede arena har, herunder dens overordnede struktur, trommetårn og bannere.
Mærk atmosfæren fra gamle Edo (som Tokyo blev kaldt før). Se en sumoring i fuld skala. Lær af guiden så mange historier om sumo, der observerer ringen tæt på.
Se stedet for sumo-turneringerne, der afholdes i edo-perioden (samurai). Lær brydernes sociale status; hvordan turneringerne blev afholdt og så ud i den førmoderne æra.
Besøg Kasugano-stalden, hvor en bulgarsk-født wrestler hører hjemme. Se de cykler i "wrestler-størrelse", de bruger i deres daglige liv.
Vi tager dig til en af de bedste chanko-nabe restauranter i byen. Nyd denne nærende hot-pot-ret, som er midtpunktet i sumobrydernes kost for at tage på i vægt og muskler til at opbygge deres kroppe. Lær af din guide alt om sumo, mens du spiser frokost.
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We had a private tour of the sumo historic area of Tokyo. Our guide Taka was excellent - very friendly, informative and happy to answer questions. The chanko-nabe meal was plentiful and delicious.
More than just sumo. The sumo education was fascinating as was the overall leanings of Japan and the area. Our guide Jeff was very friendly and answered all our questions. The hotpot meal at the end was fantastic. Thank you
An absolutely incredible experience! Our guide Taka was a true gentleman who spoke perfect English, was so kind and had an amazing knowledge of history and the location. The lunch afterwards was also delicious. Would absolutely recommend this to anyone! Thanks so much. Taka!
We had a very nice trip in the Ryogoku neighborhood during which we learned a lot about the history of the neighborhood and its connection to sumo sports. Also the subsequent food was very good.
Taka our guide was excellent. But our timing was tight - we knew we were btn sumo tournaments & wouldn't see any actual sessions, but then found out Sundays even the training facility tours were not open. Lovely lunch & other sights, but touring that day wasn't really worth the $$ & time.
Tour guide was wonderful, experienced, knowledgeable, we had a great time with Jeff. Downside: museum was closed. Lunch was great.
Our guide for the day was Shizue (Sue). Sue was extremely knowledgeable and great fun to be with. She really took the time to get to know us personally which helped the flow of the tour. We chose this tour because it's about the history of sumo and Sue did not disappoint. We highly recommend this tour and Sue!
Mr. taka very funny, very kind and very attentive trying to make us comfortable at all times, great professional and knowledgeable in the art of sumo
The tour was really interesting, learned a lot about sumo and saw some good sights around the area they live and train in. We also were shown a few other sights around the area including a nice garden with a pond. Our guide Shizue was really nice and enthusiastic and she explained things very well. The lunch we had was great, had a lot of different elements to it and we can understand why the sumo wrestlers eat it as it's a very hearty meal. Overall a really nice experience and would recommend to anyone interested in sumo.
It was my two nephews and I first ever visit and this tour was a great experience! We had a private tour with Jeff who was kind, fun, and informative. Loved walking through Ryogoku and getting not just sumo history but town and artists history. Fun anecdotal stories, interesting sights and a fabulous lunch to top it off. Jeff was great and took/shared lots of photos for the three of us. I'd say the only drawback was the timing of our trip bc all the Sumo world was in Osaka for the tournament but that was just dumb luck, highly recommend
