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Makuuchi Ring-Entry Order: Which Side Comes First and Who Enters When?

The makuuchi ring entrance is divided into ea…

How to Look at a Kesho-mawashi During Sumo Ring Entry

A kesho-mawashi is the richly decorated cerem…

Kaobure Gonjo: The Sumo Chant That Introduces Tomorrow’s Bouts

Kaobure gonjo is a formal announcement of the…

How Big Is Sumo’s Emperor’s Cup? Follow the 80 Silver Nameplates

The Emperor’s Cup, or *Tenno Shihai*, is the …

The hidden drain in a sumo ring: where does the rinsing water go?

After a wrestler rinses his mouth with the wa…

How are a sumo ring’s straw bales made? Yobidashi, glass bottles and twenty pieces

A Japan Sumo Association explainer published …

Why Does Sumo’s Roof Float? Shinmei-zukuri Above the Dohyo

The structure suspended above a professional …

What Is Dohyo-matsuri? The Six Offerings Beneath a Sumo Ring

Dohyo-matsuri is a ceremony held on the day b…

What Is the Janome Sand Around a Sumo Ring? Watch the Footprints

Janome is the carefully prepared strip of san…

How Big Is a Sumo Ring? Inside the 4.55-Metre Dohyo

The circular fighting area in professional su…

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