Ryogoku Kokugikan
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Ryogoku Kokugikan

An indoor arena where sumo bouts are held, which also served as an Olympic boxing venue.

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Landmark ・ Wheelchair Accessible ・ History ・ Architecture ・ Culture ・ Rainy Day
Opening hours
09:30–17:00
Business status
Open
Official website

Basic information|Ryogoku Kokugikan

An indoor arena where sumo bouts are held, which also served as an Olympic boxing venue.

Details

Opening hours
Mon09:30–17:00
Tue09:30–17:00
Wed09:30–17:00
Thu09:30–17:00
Fri09:30–17:00
Sat09:30–17:00
Sun09:30–17:00
Business status
Open
Official website
Link
Wheelchair accessible
Yes
Ryogoku Kokugikan
1-3-28 Yokoami, Sumida City, Tokyo 130-0015, Japan
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Traveler highlights

What makes Ryogoku Kokugikan special is that it is both an indoor venue for sumo tournaments and a place tied to Ryogoku’s history with sumo. Sumo matches have been held at Ryogoku Ekoin since 1833. A permanent venue was built on the grounds in 1909, and the following year it was officially named Ryogoku Kokugikan. The old venue later endured fires, earthquakes, and wartime destruction, and after the war it was temporarily used for other sporting events. After the original building was demolished…

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Overall score
7.6/ 10
Recommendation

A steady performer and a popular stop worth adding to your itinerary.

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01Social buzz
6.7 / 10
02Search interest
5.5 / 10
03Review score
8.9 / 10
04Visit volume
8.3 / 10
05Feedback rate
8.3 / 10
06Nearby buzz
7.9 / 10

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