両国国技館 Ryogoku Kokugikan
相撲の迫力と伝統文化を体感できる聖地
A sacred place where you can experience the power and traditional culture of sumo.
両国国技館
Ryogoku Kokugikan
住所: 130-0015 東京都墨田区横網1丁目3-28 / 1-3-28 Yokozuna, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
公式サイト: https://kokugikan.sumo.or.jp/
グーグルマップ: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fKQVx7UPGst7zK3g8
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03-3623-5111 |
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3,500円～公式サイト他 / From 3,500 yen (Official website and others) |
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10時～16時30分（最終入館16時） 東京本場所開催期間：12時30分～16時 ※要入場券 / 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Last entry 4:00 PM) During the Tokyo Grand Sumo Tournament: 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM *Admission ticket required |
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大相撲の開催期間中、貸館イベント日、および年末年始。また、毎月末は棚卸しのため休業 / Closed during sumo tournaments, on days when the venue is rented out for events, and during the New Year holidays. Also closed at the end of each month for inventory. |
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JR総武線「両国駅」西口から徒歩約2分。都営大江戸線「両国駅」A3出口から徒歩約5分。 / Approximately 2 minutes on foot from the West Exit of Ryogoku Station on the JR Sobu Line. Approximately 5 minutes on foot from Exit A3 of Ryogoku Station on the Toei Oedo Line. |
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都営バス「両国駅前」下車徒歩約3分。錦糸町・浅草方面からの路線も利用しやすい。 / Get off at the Toei Bus "Ryogoku Station" stop and walk for about 3 minutes. It's also easily accessible from Kinshicho and Asakusa. |
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首都高速6号向島線「駒形出口」から約10分。 / Approximately 10 minutes from the Komagata exit of the Metropolitan Expressway Route 6 Mukojima Line. |
両国国技館 日本の国技・相撲の聖地として知られる両国国技館。伝統文化と迫力の取組を間近で体感でき、館内には相撲博物館も併設されている人気スポット。
両国国技館は、相撲の迫力と日本文化の深さを一度に味わえる特別な場所。土俵を囲む独特の空気感は、テレビでは絶対に伝わらない臨場感に満ちている。力士の息遣いや観客のどよめきが重なり、取組のたびに会場全体が揺れるような熱気に包まれるのが魅力。館内の相撲博物館では歴史や資料も楽しめ、観戦がない日でも訪れる価値がある。両国の街歩きと合わせて、日本文化を深く味わう一日が過ごせるスポット。
Ryogoku Kokugikan is known as the sacred ground of sumo, Japan’s national sport. It is a popular spot where you can experience traditional culture and exciting sumo matches up close, and it also houses a sumo museum.
Ryogoku Kokugikan is a special place where you can experience the power of sumo and the depth of Japanese culture all at once. The unique atmosphere surrounding the sumo ring is filled with a sense of presence that simply cannot be conveyed on television. The breath of the sumo wrestlers and the roar of the spectators combine to create an atmosphere of intense excitement that seems to shake the entire venue with each match. You can also enjoy the history and materials at the sumo museum inside the building, making it worth visiting even on days when there are no matches. Combined with a stroll through the streets of Ryogoku, it’s a spot where you can spend a day deeply appreciating Japanese culture.
