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Asakusa Sumo Club and its ANNEX

Two sumo shows with a meal, two venues in Asakusa. What separates them is the menu, the seat classes and the stairs.

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Sumo Show with Chicken Hot Pot and Geisha Dance
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The Asakusa Sumo Club runs sumo shows with a meal in Asakusa, at its main venue and at the ANNEX on Kokusai-dori. It sells two products. The first is a two-hour show with chicken chanko, a geisha dance and one drink; depending on the booking, it takes place at either venue. The second is a premium show at the ANNEX with a wagyu sukiyaki bento next to the chanko. Both are shows with former wrestlers, not competition.

The two Asakusa shows compared

Photo Experience VenueMeal and extrasSeat classesDietsAccessDuration Reviews ↕ Price ↕ Book
Sumo Show with Chicken Hot Pot and Geisha Dance Asakusa Sumo Club Main venue or ANNEX, as stated in the booking Chicken chanko, all you can eat; geisha dance; one drink Standard, VIP, VVIP Vegetarian with two days' notice; no halal, no gluten-free Not stated 2 hours ★ 4.8 (8,546) €90 per person Book on GetYourGuide
Luxury Sumo Show with Japanese Cuisine and Drinks Asakusa Sumo Club ANNEX ANNEX on Kokusai-dori Wagyu sukiyaki bento and chanko; free-flow drinks in Business and First Classes up to Business and First No halal, no gluten-free Stairs, not wheelchair accessible 2 hours ★ 4.7 (1,000) $101 per person Book on GetYourGuide

Prices are pulled from GetYourGuide and Viator and can move with seat class, show time and date; a tournament seat is a different product from a show ticket, so compare within each type.

Both Asakusa shows in detail

What you watch, where you meet and whether a meal comes with it, listed the same way for every option. Each card opens to the rest of the listing facts.

Sumo Show with Chicken Hot Pot and Geisha Dance
Asakusa Sumo Club

Sumo Show with Chicken Hot Pot and Geisha Dance

The club's standard evening: chicken hot pot with refills, a geisha dance, one drink, shared tables.

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • ✓ Free cancellation
from €90 ★ 4.8 (8,546 reviews)
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About this experience

Two hours in Asakusa that combines a sumo show with a chicken chanko hot pot, served all you can eat, a geisha dance and one drink.

Seats come in Standard, VIP and VVIP classes, and tables are shared. Depending on the booking, the show takes place at the main venue or at the ANNEX nearby.

What's included

  • Sumo show
  • Chicken chanko hot pot, all you can eat
  • Geisha dance
  • One drink

Meeting point

Asakusa Sumo Club in Asakusa (main venue or ANNEX, as stated in the booking).

Know before you go

  • Seat classes: Standard, VIP, VVIP. Tables are shared.
  • Vegetarian meals need two days' notice.
  • No halal and no gluten-free option.

Facts from the operator's sumo listing as of October 2026; the booking platform shows the current terms.

Luxury Sumo Show with Japanese Cuisine and Drinks
Asakusa Sumo Club ANNEX

Luxury Sumo Show with Japanese Cuisine and Drinks

The ANNEX version with a wagyu sukiyaki bento and, in the top classes, free-flow drinks.

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • ✓ Free cancellation
from $101 ★ 4.7 (1,000 reviews)
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Full details

About this experience

The premium version of the Asakusa Sumo Club, at its ANNEX on Kokusai-dori. The meal is a wagyu sukiyaki bento with chanko; the Business and First seat classes add free-flow drinks.

The operator notes that this is a show, not a real tournament. The venue has stairs and is not wheelchair accessible.

What's included

  • Sumo show
  • Wagyu sukiyaki bento
  • Chanko
  • Free-flow drinks in Business and First class

Meeting point

Asakusa Sumo Club ANNEX on Kokusai-dori, Asakusa.

Know before you go

  • A show, not a tournament.
  • Tables are shared.
  • No halal and no gluten-free option.

Not suitable for

  • Wheelchair users (stairs)

Facts from the operator's sumo listing as of October 2026; the booking platform shows the current terms.

Main venue or ANNEX

The chicken hot pot show is sold for both addresses, and your booking confirmation says which one you go to. The premium show always takes place at the ANNEX, which is on Kokusai-dori. The ANNEX has stairs and is not wheelchair accessible; for the main venue the listing gives no access information, so ask before booking if steps are a problem.

Seat classes and shared tables

The chicken hot pot show sells Standard, VIP and VVIP seats. The ANNEX has its own classes, and the Business and First seats there include free-flow drinks. At both venues the tables are shared, so smaller parties sit with other guests. One reviewer advises VIP seats if you want to interact with the wrestlers, and another found that guests at the next table spoiled the evening for them. Both points come down to where you sit and with whom.

What the show is

A host explains sumo and former wrestlers demonstrate; a reviewer at the ANNEX got the chance to dress up and fight a wrestler. The ANNEX listing states that the show is not a real tournament, and reviews of both venues describe it as entertainment with short bouts. One guest found the opening explanation too long and wanted more wrestling; another went on a Saturday night and found that show bawdier than expected. If you came to Tokyo for competitive sumo, the tournament dates for 2027 are the place to start.

Food and diets in Asakusa

The hot pot at the main show is chicken chanko, served all you can eat. Vegetarians get a separate meal with two days' notice. Neither venue offers halal or gluten-free food, and the ANNEX listing does not mention vegetarian meals. If a diet rules out both Asakusa shows, SUMOLAND in Ryogoku cooks vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free on request; the dinner show comparison sets the menus side by side.

Reviews of the Asakusa shows

Among the low ratings, one guest calls the show fake, and that describes the format: these are shows, not bouts that count. The two-star review is about other guests at a shared table rather than the show itself.

“The guy hosting the show did a great job of teaching everybody about the history and traditions of sumo while also making it entertaining from start to finish.”
Ray · Australia · October 2026 Show with chicken hot pot and geisha dance · Asakusa Sumo Club
“The whole event was well managed and slick. … A bit too long a description from the host at the beginning which could be reduced. also it would be nicevto see a little more of the actual wrestling.”
Christine · United Kingdom · October 2026 Show with chicken hot pot and geisha dance · Asakusa Sumo Club
“The show was very intimate and fun. I'm glad we did the Annex. It was a fun night with my hard to please teens. … the Geisha dance was a nice touch.”
Belgica · United States · August 2026 Luxury sumo show · Asakusa Sumo Club ANNEX
“Went on a Saturday night so it was a raunchier show … Get VIP seats so you can interact with the sumos.”
Carter · United States · October 2026 Show with chicken hot pot and geisha dance · Asakusa Sumo Club
“the show itself was informative and fun in some ways, the meal was excellent and it was well organised but it was ruined for us by some … audience members … who were rude, disruptive …”
Krysia · United Kingdom · July 2026 Show with chicken hot pot and geisha dance · Asakusa Sumo Club
“Can't recommend this to my friends who are looking for real sumos, this is a fake entertained by Japanese comedians”
Ricard · France · August 2026 Show with chicken hot pot and geisha dance · Asakusa Sumo Club

Quotes from GetYourGuide reviews of the Tokyo sumo shows, shortened where marked.

FAQ

Where is the Asakusa Sumo Club?

In Asakusa. The club has a main venue and an ANNEX on Kokusai-dori; the booking confirmation for the chicken hot pot show tells you which venue you go to.

What is the difference between the Asakusa Sumo Club and the ANNEX show?

The standard show serves an all-you-can-eat chicken hot pot with a geisha dance and one drink. The ANNEX show serves a wagyu sukiyaki bento with chanko, and its Business and First seats include free-flow drinks.

Is the Asakusa Sumo Club wheelchair accessible?

The ANNEX is not: it has stairs. The listing for the main venue gives no access information.

Does the Asakusa Sumo Club serve halal or gluten-free food?

No. Vegetarian meals at the chicken hot pot show need two days' notice.

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