luispereira

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    Next Yokozuna??????

    as a Goeido "in the closet" fan, I have to say that, that ship has sailed...
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    Dangerously close to the third rail...

    "stop fat shaming" as reached sumo..?
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    Aminishiki injured/ Intai

    any translations? Thanks Aminishiki! Best of Luck!!
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    Natsu jungyo 2019

    the forward drive of kakuryu.... who else does that to hakuho currently?
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    Sumo Art Site

    so, a while ago I was trying to help an artist, friend of mine, and ordered him two sumo paintings, then I love it so much that I started to ordering more, from other artists also, and started a project of sumo artwork, the site is almost up, but not yet. Meanwhile I got an online shop and I have there limited editions prints and other merch probably will come, my plan is to use that income to just keep increasing the collection and put some sumo artwork out there. here's one I particularly like: here's the link: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SumoArtSite if by any chance someone wants to acquire something, here's a 20% coupon discount: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SumoArtSite?coupon=SMFRM Hope you guys enjoy it! ps: all the photos were cleared from copyright for this project
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    Sumo Art Site

    recent one: tomokaze - shimanoumi / nagoya 2019 because, why not?.. enjoy!
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    Painting from the Edo period

    So guys, I just got this, as far as I know is from the Edo period, can anyone help me out translating and further analyze it? Cheers!
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    Painting from the Edo period

    wrestlers from left: Tsuneyama (常山), Otowayama (音羽山), Koyanagi (小柳), Kagamiiwa (鏡岩), Inagawa (猪名川) date: c. 1843
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    Painting from the Edo period

    Apparently it's from a Utagawa Kunisada 1840's print:
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    What rikishi do you miss the most?

    can't decide among many but I found a nice photo of one that I miss when he fought like he mean it...
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    Bad quality SUMO, but... Fixed!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    who won the special prizes?
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    I knew Kakuryu would win!! but I didn't wanted to spoil it for you guys yesterday!! what a nice basho!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    kakuryu is kicking!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    he's a mountain, as to be slow and steady up ! well..not quite steady but go ichinojo!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    yes, I want him to migrate to Ozeki! it's time for the "run"!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    Ichinojo has 8 kinboshi!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    check Wakanosato http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=39 crazy!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    kakuryu still has the power
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    Yeah! Nice Kinta!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    Would like Kakuryu to take this one.. let us see.. but overall I'm loving this basho and the new blood are looking very promising!
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    Nagoya 2019 Discussion (here be spoilers)

    I'm now starting to notice Enho more closely, any opinions about him from anyone?
  23. what's the translation of this: https://shop.kokugikan.jp/?pid=101711594 Is it representing a specific thing in history?
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    Gunbai from gift shop at kokugikan

    might have to do with this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuji-in Significance of the number nine[edit] Why the number nine is used has also been of concern to some. The number nine is seen in Taoist divination as the perfect number for yang/yo, the “bright side” when determining the individual hexagram lines according to the I-ching (Book of Changes). Some have suggested that the number nine refers to the nine planets, that the Taoist believe directly influence human destiny, or to the seven stars of the Big Dipper (Northern Seven Stars) plus the two attendant/guardian stars which Taoist believe is the gateway to heaven, and which each star is a Taoist deity. The Imperial Palace had nine halls, the celestial sphere has nine divisions, both in Buddhism and Taoism, heaven is 'nine enclosures' (chiu ch'ung). The nine submandalas of the Vajradhãtu-mandala correspond to the imperial city of Ch'ang-an. (Waterhouse, 1996) maybe it's the Big Dipper and Little Dipper https://earthsky.org/?p=3588 plus 2 attendants for each one... ok, more info from: The Lore of the Japanese Fan Here's a primitive collage I made of the 2 constellations, in this image the gunbai is upside down and it fits better: more info about BIg dipper little dipper constellations worship: https://japanesemythology.wordpress.com/2013/01/22/big-dipper-cult-and-myoken-worship-in-japan/ http://eos.kokugakuin.ac.jp/modules/xwords/entry.php?entryID=794