[Guaranteed Departure] Guided Tour of Tokyo Grand Sumo Retirement Ceremony & Hair-Cutting Ceremony with Hair-Cutting Experience | Chanko Nabe Lunch Included

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• Hair-cutting ceremony (retirement ceremony/farewell ceremony)

The hair-cutting ceremony is a once-in-a-lifetime ritual that celebrates the culmination of a sumo wrestler's career. It is a traditional sumo ceremony performed when a wrestler retires from active competition. In this ceremony, which takes place in the sumo ring, supporters and family members take turns making small cuts into the wrestler's topknot, and finally the stablemaster cuts off the topknot, officially marking the end of the wrestler's career. Many people may have seen this moving moment in movies or documentaries, but experiencing it in person will surely be an unforgettable event.
*This includes an English brochure and English instructions during the ceremony.

• Experience cutting a topknot with scissors

Limited to 100 people! This is a special opportunity to participate in the ceremony. On the day of the event, only 100 people will be able to experience the "Hasami-ire" ceremony, in which a sumo wrestler's topknot is cut. This special opportunity, usually reserved only for those involved in sumo, is open to anyone, regardless of gender. Instead of just being a spectator, actively participate and experience traditional Japanese culture for an unforgettable moment.

• Chanko Nabe (Japanese hot pot)

Chanko nabe is a traditional Japanese dish famously favored by sumo wrestlers for its ability to build strength and maintain their physique. It's a nutritious and hearty dish packed with meat, seafood, and vegetables. Why not experience sumo culture while enjoying authentic Japanese cuisine before the sumo ceremonies?