Ryogoku, the vibrant heart of Edo culture, is home to Japan's national sport, sumo. This 3-hour walking tour immerses you in the rich history and artistry of sumo wrestling while exploring beautiful gardens and delicious local delicacies.

• 🏛️ Visit the Sumo Museum to learn about the fascinating history of Japan’s national sport, featuring traditional mawashi (belts), portraits of grand champions, and relics from centuries past.
• 🌸 Stroll through the Former Yasuda Garden, an Edo-period gem with a central pond, bridges, and seasonal flora, preserved since the 17th century.
• 🌳 Experience the charm of Yokoamicho Park, home to several cultural landmarks and a memorial site of deep historical significance.
• 🏰 Explore Lord Kira’s Residence, connected to the famous 47 Ronin legend, enriching your understanding of Tokyo's storied past.
• ⛩️ Visit Ekoin Temple, an important site linked to sumo’s early roots and a testament to the sport's cultural heritage.
• 🎇 Discover the Ryogoku Fire Works Museum, celebrating the vibrant summer festival tradition that is integral to local culture.
• 🍲 End your tour with a walk along Ryogoku’s bustling food street, where you can savor the aromas of local specialties and enjoy chanko nabe, the hearty hotpot meal favored by sumo wrestlers (available at your own expense).
• 👥 Enjoy a small group tour with a maximum of 12 participants for a personalized experience and insights from a knowledgeable English-speaking guide.
• 🚇 Convenient public transportation options are available nearby, making it easy to access the tour starting point.

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