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Beya (Sumo)
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2010/2/15 05:17
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We will visit Japan in April and want to see Sumo. We know that there are'nt competitions but we can take a look in their training schools (Beya)
What is the best way (and cheap way)to visit in Beya and where?
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Orly
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by yuval
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free to visit
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2010/2/16 22:56
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You can take a look in their training free of charge. But a reservation is needed. And although tournament is not held, there is a spring tour held in several prefectures in April. So if you want to visit sumo-beya around Tokyo, you should make sure of the date you may visit. However, I don't know whether there are people who can speak English or not in sumo-beya. So when you make a reservation, maybe you need a person who can speak Japanease. Tour Schedule http://www.sumo.or.jp/eng/jungyo/schedule/index.htmlThese are some information of sumo-beya. ・Azumazeki-beya 4-6-4 Higashikomagata Sumida-ku Tokyo tel:03-3625-0033 visiting hours:7：00〜10：30 http://www.azumazeki.jp/watching.html・Sadogatake-beya 39 Kushizakiminami-chou Matsudo city Chiba tel:047-389-9235(Applications will be accepted from 10:00am through 4:00pm) visiting hours:8:00〜10：30 http://sadogatake.net/page013.html
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