
8 Things You Didn't Know About Sports in Japan
How often does a sumo wrestler wash his loincloth?
How often does a sumo wrestler wash his loincloth?
While the Tokyo Marathon may get a lot of attention, there are a number of other prime sporting events you can watch or take part in throughout the year, from triathlons and trail running to snowboarding and surfing.
If you know anything about volleyball, you likely know the name Mizuno. Find out how they ended up being long-time supporters of the U.S. volleyball team.
Like visiting Kyoto, climbing Mount Fuji and catching a Japanese baseball game, watching a live sumo match is one of those things that 'must be done' while in Japan.
Practice Pilates near the serenity of Lake Biwa.
Head to Nagatoro for a fun-filled day on the river, riding over waves and rapids on a thrilling sports adventure.
Tokyo may have the Giants, but nothing beats a game with the Hanshin Tigers! With a rivalry as famous as the Yankees and Red Sox, the Tigers have been around almost as long as the Giants and their games and fans are a sight to behold.
Fly high above Ibaraki with this exciting tour from Veltra!