Upon arrival, guests are guided to their seats. Before the show, you may enjoy a traditional rikishi soul food meal—such as chanko-nabe—at your table to fill your stomach and energize yourself for the show. You can also try a traditional haori at the kimono corner. Professional kimono dressing is available only with a premium upgrade. The live sumo show lasts about 50 minutes and is conducted in both Japanese and English, featuring demonstrations and explanations by former rikishi. After the show, guests can step into the dohyō for hands-on sumo training, including basic drills and a safe, friendly one-on-one bout with a wrestler. Please Note: Participation may be limited for safety. The experience concludes with a photo session in the ring. Families are welcome, with child discounts and priority for young guests during the hands-on portion.