Grand Sumo Miki Tour 2026｜12/7(Mon) Access & Fees

Dates & time: December 7, 2026 (Mon) Doors 9:00 (open training) to about 14:30
Price & booking: Tamari S 18,000 yen / Tamari A 15,000 yen, two-person masu box 27,000 yen, 1F chair seat 13,000 yen, 2F single masu box 10,000 yen, 2F reserved seat 7,000 yen. General sales from Sat 26 September at the Mikiyama gymnasium, convenience stores and other outlets. Details on the official page.
Venue & access: Mikiyama Sogo Park Gymnasium About 10 minutes by car from Miki Station on the Shintetsu Ao Line. By car it is about 10 minutes from the Miki-Ono interchange on the Sanyo Expressway, using the Mikiyama Sogo Park car park.

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Why You Should Visit

The first regional sumo tour ever held in Miki, organised by stablemaster Wakafuji, a Miki native who competed in the top division as Otsukasa. A tour differs from a honbasho: you see everything in one day, from the lower divisions through to the yokozuna, alongside training sessions, the comic shokkiri demonstration and moments where the wrestlers are within touching distance. Over 400 people queued from the night before for the advance sale, with more than 490 numbered tickets handed out. General sales start on 26 September at the Mikiyama gymnasium, Miki Cultural Hall, Michi-no-Eki Yokawa, Yashiro International Learning Center and convenience stores.

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Ticket sales

Advance sale: held on Sunday 20 September at the Mikiyama gymnasium meeting room (cash, in person; over 490 numbered tickets issued)
General sale: from Saturday 26 September
Outlets: Mikiyama gymnasium, Miki Cultural Hall, Michi-no-Eki Yokawa, Yashiro International Learning Center and convenience stores
Tamari S and A are for one person each, cushion included
1F wheelchair seat 22,000 yen (two people)
Sold separately: food and souvenir set voucher 5,000 yen; legless chair rental for tamari seats 1,000 yen each
Enquiries: Grand Sumo Miki Tour committee, 0120-158-200 (weekdays 10:00-15:00)

* The programme and its times may change.

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FAQ

Where can I buy tickets?

General sales from Saturday 26 September, at the Mikiyama gymnasium, Miki Cultural Hall, Michi-no-Eki Yokawa, Yashiro International Learning Center and convenience stores. The advance sale ended on 20 September.

How does a tour differ from a honbasho tournament?

A tour is a single day that runs from the lower divisions through to the yokozuna. It also includes sessions you do not see at a honbasho, such as morning training and the comic shokkiri demonstration.

What time does it finish?

It is expected to finish around 14:30, though this may shift a little. Check the organiser's announcement for doors-open and start times.

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