Sumo Museum
Want to learn more about Japanese Sumo wrestlers? Then, the Sumo Museum in the Sumida District is a go-to for all travelers interested in discovering the background and everyday life of these huge athletes. With a plethora of Sumo facts on the sport's history, development, and the Sumo wrestlers themselves, this museum allows for an interesting peek into this very unique world.
- Telephone Number
- 03-3622-0366
- Postal code
- 〒1300015
- Address
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1-3-28 Yoko-ami, Sumida-ku
東京都墨田区横網1-3-28
- Official URL
- http://www.sumo.or.jp/EnSumoMuseum
- Business Hours
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Monday・Tuesday・Wednesday・Thursday・Friday : 10:00~16:30 Saturday・Sunday : Open 24 hours
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Reviews
3 out of 5 stars
The museum features a single room with various Sumo related objects and portraits of previous champions. Quite small and will take you only 15-30 minutes, however the entrance is free. A fun addition if you are attending one of the Sumo tournaments hosted in the arena where the museum is located. The tournaments take place in January, May and September. You could also quickly drop by when visiting the Edo-Tokyo museum, which is only a 5 minute walk away. Otherwise I would not bother coming here just for the Sumo museum alone.