本物の相撲体験で心も体もリフレッシュ！
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Sumo Experience Tokyo Amita Sumo Dojoの特徴
Takeshiの指導で、相撲の本物のトレーニングを体験できる。
伝統的な相撲の儀式と歴史を詳しく学びながら、非常に楽しい時間が過ごせました。
相撲場に足を踏み入れると、リラックスした雰囲気の中で本気の体験が待っています。
I have some background in boxing and BJJ and was looking to try Sumo while visiting Japan without attending a watered-down tourist activity. This experience was exactly what I was looking for!I had a wonderful time learning some Sumo basics and it has influenced me to blog and check out the amateur sumo gym in my city back home.
This was one of the most unique and unforgettable things I’ve ever done in Japan. At the Amita Sumo Dojo, Takeshi welcomed me, helped me put on a mawashi, and suddenly I was stepping barefoot onto the earthen dojo — the same kind of ring sumo wrestlers have trained in for centuries. Right from the start, you know this isn’t just a “tourist demo,” it’s the real thing.We began with the warm-ups, and honestly, even the basics were tough. A few shiko leg lifts and my legs were burning. It’s humbling, and it gives you an instant appreciation for just how powerful and disciplined these athletes are. Then came the real thrill — sparring with a high-level sumo wrestler. Facing off, crouched at the line, and charging into someone who does this for real… it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience I’ll never forget.What makes it even better is Takeshi himself. He speaks excellent English (he lived in the US for years), and he’s an incredible teacher and storyteller. He explains the history, the rituals, and the meaning behind everything we did, so you leave not just sweaty and smiling, but with a deep respect for the sport.If you want something beyond sightseeing — something that truly immerses you in Japanese culture — this is it. You’ll laugh, sweat, learn, and walk away with memories (and photos) you’ll never forget. Make sure to bring water and a towel! Thanks for the amazing experience!!
This is a must do experience when visiting Tokyo. The instructors were knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and very interactive. This has been our favorite part of our trip! Highly recommend this studio with the fantastic instructors.
We are Jiu Jitsu practitioner in Osaka. Our friends from AUS join together for very first sumo training. Takeshi san and his team gave us warm welcome to my family. We have 11, 7 and 2 years old kids.They have been taught how to wear Mawashi and how to train sumo kindly. It was super fun and interested in sumo history and meaning of rituals. This experience becomes our memorable time in Tokyo.The place was inside a park so easy to ask someone to ask if you get lost. It was great time we had so we hope Takeshi san continuously spreads traditional Japanese martial arts to people around the world in the future. Hope we can train again!私たちは大阪で柔術を練習している家族です。今回、オーストラリアから来た友人たちと一緒に、初めての相撲体験に参加しました。たけしさんとそのチームの皆さんが、私たち家族をとても温かく迎えてくださいました。11歳、7歳、2歳の子どもたちにも、まわしの付け方や相撲の基本的な動作を、丁寧に優しく教えてくださり、本当にありがたかったです。相撲の歴史や所作の意味にも触れることができ、楽しく、学びの多い貴重な時間となりました。場所も公園内にあり、もし迷っても人に聞きやすく、アクセスしやすかったです。この体験は、私たち家族にとって東京でのかけがえのない思い出となりました。今後も、たけしさんが日本の伝統武道の魅力を世界中に発信し続けてくださることを心から願っています。
A unique experience that provides a taste of the gruelling training sumo wrestlers put their bodies through. A great workout that tests your strength, balance, agility and endurance. The session was also very informative; the exercises, rituals and battle rules were carefully explained to us by our instructor, Takeshi. Takeshi is very professional, able to adapt the session to complete beginners like us and entertain all our questions. Definitely a highlight of our trip to Tokyo! Highly recommended for a truly unforgettable hands-on experience!
An awesome session where you get to learn more about sumo wrestling and train like one. Takeshi made the session fun and entertaining and in a way that is still doable for beginners like us. It can be rather intense especially the warm ups and drills, though I reckon the real workout is many times tougher. It made us appreciate sumo fighters, the amount of blood and sweat a pro has to put in before flighting in the ring. And that sumo wrestlers are much more muscular than they appear to be.Takeshi provided clear guidance, and was a patient coach throughout. Great experience. Thank you Takeshi!
Unforgettable and unique!This experience went above all expectations. I was amazed by how engaging and fun it was, while also being deeply educational. Getting a glimpse into the world of sumo from the inside gave me a whole new appreciation for this incredible sport.Learning directly from real a sumo wrestler and trying the techniques myself was both humbling and inspiring. It made me realize just how much discipline, strength, and tradition are behind every movement.I would absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for something meaningful and different. And if you're planning to attend a sumo tournament afterward, this experience will completely change the way you watch it, you'll understand it on a deeper level.I recommend bringing shower amenities and a towel, some coins for the shower room and water and some flip flops! And then just have fun and enjoyyyyy
This was so much fun! I watched the Sanctuary sumo series on Netflix and wanted to experience the art myself. Who knew I would end up booking a session with the choreographer for the show, and try it at the place the actors actually trained!Takeshi was really nice and taught us so much about the culture and the sport. It was a great workout and a lifetime memory for us! I highly recommend it.
Takeshi-san is an amazing instructor. He's very knowledgeable and patient. If you're looking to try Sumo for the first time or an amateur Sumo wrestler looking to fine tune your technique, you must visit and train with Takeshi.
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Sumo Experience Tokyo Amita Sumo Dojo |
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| 営業時間 |
[水木金火] 10:00～12:00,13:00～15:00 |
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| 評価 |
5.0 |
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周辺のオススメ
Amazing sumo experience! Arigato gozaimaaaas!