[Ryogoku] The holy land of sumo

#TokyoTrip I've been in Tokyo for over ten years, but this was my first time at Ryogoku. I was planning to change trains at Yotsuya, but I ended up changing trains at Hongo-san-chome and ended up carrying my suitcase up to the third basement floor by hand. Ryogoku, like Kuramae, has a harbor breeze, and there are few people, so it has a laid-back atmosphere. You can enjoy it even if there is no sumo tournament. (Hokusai Museum, Yasuda Garden, etc.)