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Want to buy sumo tickets from outside of Japan? We'll take care of it for you! (We also accept orders within Japan)
Yokozuna Grand-Champion Hakuho performs his ring entrance ceremony before the top-division matches.
If you have the chance to visit Tokyo during a sumo wrestling tournament, then we highly recommend that you take advantage of the opportunity to see it. Tokyo is a very modern city, and many of the reminders of traditional Japan have disappeared, but sumo remains. A day at the sumo tournament is something that you need to do at least once! (Tournaments are also held in Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuoka.)
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Tickets are now on sale for the September 2010 tournament in Tokyo from September 12th to 26th!
*Please contact us if you'd like information about the special one-day event in Yokohama on October 17th!
We are now accepting pre-orders for the November 2010 tournament in Fukuoka from November 14th to 28th!
*Please contact us if you'd like information about the special one-day event in Yokohama on October 17th!
We are now accepting pre-orders for the November 2010 tournament in Fukuoka from November 14th to 28th!
If you're trying to buy sumo wrestling tickets for an upcoming visit to Japan,
you probably know that it's a major pain. The Sumo Association
box office only accepts phone calls in Japanese, and does not allow
orders from overseas. They're useless.
Travel agencies that accept orders from overseas often only sell one category of ticket, and make you sign-up for a complete package including bus, lunch, souvenir, etc. Of course, this inflates your cost. All you wanted was a ticket, right?
There are also many worldwide ticket agencies that advertise sumo tickets online, but you can only buy from them if they have some in stock. We checked about ten of these websites and didn't even find any available tickets or prices. And this was after the on-sale date. They're about as helpful as the Sumo Association.
So why are we any different? Well, we're located in Japan and only deal in sumo tickets. Because we buy our tickets from the box office on customer request, if the box office has tickets, they're yours! We can get you nearly any kind of ticket that's available. Best of all, we'll sell you the tickets without a package tour added on! We'll send them to you by EMS, complete with tracking and insurance in case of loss. Tickets take 3-5 days to arrive for most world destinations. Now isn't that a useful service?
Travel agencies that accept orders from overseas often only sell one category of ticket, and make you sign-up for a complete package including bus, lunch, souvenir, etc. Of course, this inflates your cost. All you wanted was a ticket, right?
There are also many worldwide ticket agencies that advertise sumo tickets online, but you can only buy from them if they have some in stock. We checked about ten of these websites and didn't even find any available tickets or prices. And this was after the on-sale date. They're about as helpful as the Sumo Association.
So why are we any different? Well, we're located in Japan and only deal in sumo tickets. Because we buy our tickets from the box office on customer request, if the box office has tickets, they're yours! We can get you nearly any kind of ticket that's available. Best of all, we'll sell you the tickets without a package tour added on! We'll send them to you by EMS, complete with tracking and insurance in case of loss. Tickets take 3-5 days to arrive for most world destinations. Now isn't that a useful service?