Sumo matches take place in a dohyō (土俵): a ring, 4.55 metres in diameter and 16.26 square meters in area, of rice-straw bales on top of a platform made of clay mixed with sand. A new dohyō is built for each tournament by the yobidashi. At the center are two white lines, the shikiri-sen, behind which the wrestlers position themselves at the start of the bout.
to find the sumo arena you should buy the card from the shop. it is for free. it has two sumo people on it after you buy it use it then you`ll be there
you cant
it is where the lady is standing
Sumo tournaments are played in an arena. There are sometimes exhibition matches outside, but they are normally under a tent.
you go to the end of the place. then you talk to the sumo. you help him out in the arena. (to beat the sumo, you have to keep dodging him. when he gets angry you stay in the edge and he'll charge. jump over him and the sumo falls off of the stage. after that a mystery person comes to help you out. -6an13771
do the order for the people that are walking around and then go to the sumo rink and then the doors are open.
The activity itself is referred to as Sumo, but it the competition itself can be refereed to as a sumo bout. The important tournaments are called Basho.
sumo wrestling... check it out on wikipedia.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumo
It is made of dirt and barrels. The dirt is from Arakawa River.
It is in the arena which is on top of the stairs beside the block print lady.
In West Edo, left of the Fortress in East Edo.
if you have tried it you can go in the credits store and click the sumo wresting game and thats what the arena looks like