TheGunbaiHolder

You must live in an interesting place.

In please! I got quite far :) Any Kinboshi record?

I guess when you mix it with religion/culture representation it kinda makes sense. Not saying that foreigners cannot have the hinkaku, but how well can you represent a culture that is not yours? They moved when they were very young, which helps absorbing the culture, but, as a foreigner myself in my current country, I do understand their point. Imagine a Japanese that moved to London when he was 16: would you say he's fit to represent that culture when he's 26? Personally, I don't know; it's not an easy question.

If this is not a joke, this is so interesting. Please tell me you actually work with Pandas in China, because I have so many questions.

In please!

Get to watch sumo **and** a bearded lady in the same event? Amazing!

I just found this rikishi (Wakaarata Koji) who has been in Maezumo twice: https://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=12478. Did he retired and came back? I found other two cases: https://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=12741 https://sumodb.sumogames.de/Rikishi.aspx?r=12761 These last two were, technically, in Maezumo only once, as they entered as Banzuke-gai in March 2022 due to Covid, I guess.

Sad he didn't get to win any, but he looked so tired all the time...

In!

Black ... on black?! Is this another of Konishiki's fashion feat?

If all he has ever knew was the sumo diet, than that's his regular diet.

I would have loved to see that in person.

In!

It was indeed a great match. I was waiting for the replay to finish; the tension was so intense; and then ... match over

I was watching the Judo men's 90 kg final at the Olympics (Sanshiro vs Bekauri). The referees awarded the win to Bekauri in a decision that I found controversial. Did somebody watched it and found it weird? Especially for a final, it was so underwhelming.