#TOKYO brings you travel trends based on social media posts written by experienced travelers. This time, we'll visit the sumo town, "Ryogoku." It's popular among tourists for its old-Japanese-town feel with the big sumo hall, "Kokugikan," sumo stables, and chanko hot pot restaurants. We'll visit "Kokugikan" where the 2019 May Grand Sumo Tournament is currently being held. You'll get tips on how to purchase tickets, enjoy the match, and information regarding backstage tours of the dressing room and bathing area for the wrestlers. You'll also learn about the annual "Ryogoku Nigiwai Festival" and other helpful tips.

#TOKYO brings you travel trends based on social media posts written by experienced travelers. Today, we'll explore Ikebukuro in the daytime. Ikebukuro Station has traffic of about 2.5 million people per day, and is the biggest terminal next to Shinjuku Station. From there we visit popular tourist spots such as a rooftop aquarium and a 60-story observatory with attractions. Nearby, a building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, a 200-year-old Japanese candy shop, and a historical temple over 350 years old make this area a versatile place for various adventures.