Sumo Show & Luxury Japanese Cuisine in Asakusa, Tokyo | A5 Wagyu Sukiyaki Plan Also Available
A premium experience at Asakusa Sumo Beya ANNEX, where you can enjoy a sumo show performed by former wrestlers alongside Japanese cuisine. The venue features all-sofa seating, with a choice of plans offering different seats and meal options.
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Prices and ratings are as of 2026.07.14. Please check the booking page for the latest details.

BEFORE YOU BOOK
4 Things to Know Before Booking
- 01Watch former professional wrestlers perform on a real sumo ring
- 02Choose dining options that may include chanko and A5 Wagyu sukiyaki
- 03Join limited challenge-sumo activities and commemorative photos
- 04Relax and dine in an all-sofa seating venue
BEST FOR
Who This Experience Is Best For
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Travelers who want to enjoy sumo and luxury Japanese cuisine in one experience
This is ideal for travelers who care not just about the sumo show itself, but also about the quality of the meal, such as chanko-nabe (sumo wrestler's hot pot) or sukiyaki made with A5-grade domestic Japanese black beef (wagyu).
- 02
Families or groups who want to enjoy the show comfortably seated
With all-sofa seating throughout the venue, you can watch the sumo show while enjoying your meal. This is also a good fit for those who want to compare plans based on seating position and meal content.
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Those who want to do more than just watch — and try a hands-on sumo experience
This experience is great for those interested in a limited-capacity sumo challenge, a keshō-mawashi (ceremonial apron) experience, or a commemorative photo with a former sumo wrestler, rather than just watching a show.
When to Compare Other Options
If you'd prefer a simpler experience centered around chanko-nabe, consider the standard Asakusa Sumo Beya. If you want to observe actual training at a working sumo stable, check out the morning practice tour. And if you'd like to watch an official sumo tournament, the honbasho viewing tour is another option worth comparing.
If you'd like to compare other sumo experiences, see our comparison of 11 sumo experiences in Tokyo and Osaka, which covers the differences between shows, morning practice, chanko-nabe, and dohyo experiences.
Enjoy Sumo and Luxury Japanese Cuisine in Asakusa
Asakusa Sumo Beya ANNEX offers an experience where you can enjoy a sumo show performed by former sumo wrestlers together with Japanese cuisine, at a venue equipped with an actual sumo ring (dohyo).
Through bilingual commentary in Japanese and English, you can learn about the history of sumo, training methods, winning techniques, and forbidden moves. The venue features all-sofa seating, and one of its distinctive features is the ability to choose from multiple plans that differ in meals, drinks, and seating position.

Sumo Show by Former Wrestlers
At a venue equipped with an actual sumo ring, former sumo wrestlers demonstrate basic sumo movements, training methods, winning techniques, and forbidden moves.
Live commentary is provided in both Japanese and English, making it easy to follow even for travelers watching sumo for the first time.
Note that this is not an official honbasho tournament hosted by the Japan Sumo Association, but rather a tourist-oriented entertainment show designed to introduce the culture and rules of sumo in an accessible, enjoyable way.
Geisha Dance and Challenge Sumo
Before the sumo show, a traditional Japanese dance performance by a geisha is presented.
During the show, guests who wish to participate may have the opportunity to step onto the dohyo for a challenge match against a former sumo wrestler. However, since the number of participants is limited, not everyone who wants to join is guaranteed a spot.
After the show, there is also an opportunity to take a commemorative photo with a former sumo wrestler on the dohyo.
Meal Content Varies by Plan
The venue offers dishes such as chanko-nabe supervised by a former sumo stable's chanko chef, sukiyaki made with A5-grade domestic Japanese black beef (wagyu), and tempura.
However, not all dishes and drinks are included in every plan.
Depending on the seating plan you choose — Economy Class, Business Class, or First Class — the meal, drinks, seating position, and souvenirs included will vary.



All-Sofa Seating for a Relaxed Viewing Experience
The venue features all-sofa seating throughout, designed so that guests can relax and enjoy their meal while watching the show at ease.
Depending on the plan, there may be differences such as rear seating, front seating, or guaranteed front-row seats. If being close to the dohyo matters to you, be sure to check the seating class on the booking page.
Keshō-mawashi Experience and Commemorative Photos
The facility's official website also mentions an experience where you can wear an original keshō-mawashi (ceremonial sumo apron).
Unlike the challenge sumo match, this is a unique feature of the venue that lets you engage with sumo's costume culture while capturing a memorable photo.
Since the details and participation conditions may vary depending on the plan you choose and how the venue operates on the day, be sure to check the latest information before booking.
Venue and Access
The venue, Asakusa Sumo Beya ANNEX, is located at Asakusa 2-chome, Taito Ward, Tokyo.
It is close to Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express line, but note that its address is different from the regular "Asakusa Sumo Beya." Be sure to confirm on the map and facility name that you're heading to the ANNEX location.
What to Check Before Booking
The meals, drinks, seating, souvenirs, and participation conditions for the challenge sumo match vary depending on the plan you select.
If you have dietary requirements, such as a vegan menu, please check the conditions and application deadlines on the booking page.
Along with price, availability, start time, duration, and cancellation policy, be sure to check what is and isn't included in your chosen package on the booking page before making a reservation.
Summary
This experience lets you enjoy a sumo show and geisha dance performed by former wrestlers in Asakusa, along with Japanese cuisine that varies by plan. It's a great fit for those who want to enjoy comfortable seating, a meal, performances, challenge sumo, and commemorative photos all in one visit.
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