Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu

Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu
Savor authentic chanko-nabe in Nakano at Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu, where a former sumo wrestler crafts hearty stews in a cozy, retro setting.
Restaurant Details
Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu is a unique dining destination in Nakano City, Tokyo, offering a taste of authentic chanko-nabe, a hearty stew traditionally enjoyed by sumo wrestlers. The restaurant is owned and operated by Futakoryu, a former sumo wrestler, who brings over 50 years of culinary expertise to the table. This establishment is renowned for its chanko hot pot, available in both miso and soy sauce flavors, and features a variety of dishes such as shime saba, octopus sashimi, kazunoko with spicy mayonnaise, and basashi.
The cozy interior of Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu exudes a retro Showa-era ambiance, complete with sumo-related photos that enhance the dining experience. Guests can choose between counter and tatami seating, making it a perfect spot for both solo diners and groups. The restaurant's location is conveniently about a 5-minute walk from Nakano Station, making it easily accessible for locals and tourists alike.
Futakoryu's dedication to quality is evident in the seafood sourced directly from Aomori, ensuring fresh and flavorful ingredients in every dish. The final course options of udon, soba, or rice porridge provide a satisfying conclusion to the meal. The owner manages the restaurant alone, offering friendly and attentive service that makes every visit memorable.
Whether you're a fan of sumo culture or simply seeking a delicious and hearty meal, Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu promises an unforgettable dining experience in the heart of Nakano.
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Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu Address
5-55-17 Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164-0001
Chanko Rikishi Futago Ryu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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