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Goeido trained with Myogiryu etc., 22-1. Concerning the run for ozeki, he takes the attitude of "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" (the 3 monkeys) for the hatsu basho towards news articles or programmes about him.

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Goeido went 22-1 against Miyogiryu????

I think "against Miyogiryu etc." should be read something like "Miyogiryu and the rest of the sekitori at the stable". After all, Sakaigawa-beya has no shortage of those...

It still is an impressive result for Goiedo, I hope he does well in the coming basho. His instability has been disappointing over the years, but he's still young enough to maintain hopes of higher things to come. :-)

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"Unfortunately" Goeido always wins nearly every bout in training against all Sakaigawa sekitori, but when it counts in the basho he often disappoints again. Still hope that he can make it to ozeki but I have my doubts.

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Goeido went 22-1 against Miyogiryu????

I think "against Miyogiryu etc." should be read something like "Miyogiryu and the rest of the sekitori at the stable".

I use et ceteRA for the Japanese "ra", meaning "and other(s)", which is often added to the info given and tends to change the whole main meaning. I sometimes overlook it, like in the Fuyu jungyo post with "Hakuho was only up against hiramaku ETC. rikishi, here Goeido.", Goeido being sekiwake.

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I think "against Miyogiryu etc." should be read something like "Miyogiryu and the rest of the sekitori at the stable". After all, Sakaigawa-beya has no shortage of those...

Most of them in a snapshot with children visiting keiko: Myogiryu, Goeido, Toyohibiki, Sadanofuji

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Goeido went 22-1 against Miyogiryu????

I think "against Miyogiryu etc." should be read something like "Miyogiryu and the rest of the sekitori at the stable".

I use et ceteRA for the Japanese "ra", meaning "and other(s)", which is often added to the info given and tends to change the whole main meaning. I sometimes overlook it, like in the Fuyu jungyo post with "Hakuho was only up against hiramaku ETC. rikishi, here Goeido.", Goeido being sekiwake.

Don't get me wrong, I was not commenting on the translation, I have no idea what the original article says, after all I speak no Japanese whatsoever... I was just trying to interpret your intended meaning :-) .

And by the way, I would like to really thank you for your translating efforts, it helps a lot those of us who don't speak Japanese !

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I use et ceteRA for the Japanese "ra", meaning "and other(s)", which is often added to the info given and tends to change the whole main meaning. I sometimes overlook it, like in the Fuyu jungyo post with "Hakuho was only up against hiramaku ETC. rikishi, here Goeido.", Goeido being sekiwake.

I go with "the likes of.."

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I use et ceteRA for the Japanese "ra", meaning "and other(s)", which is often added to the info given and tends to change the whole main meaning. I sometimes overlook it, like in the Fuyu jungyo post with "Hakuho was only up against hiramaku ETC. rikishi, here Goeido.", Goeido being sekiwake.

I go with "the likes of.."

That is definetely better to convey the meaning, since "ra" implies similarities, like someone of the same group. I stick to my version because I like the similarities in form.

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Shohozan, likely new sanyaku next basho, has ozeki as the aim for next year.
Since the 8th he goes for degeiko to Oguruma-beya, on the 12th he was 3-8 against Takekaze and Yoshikaze.
"In the Hatsu basho the objective is not the number of wins, main thing are the contents. I want to go through the basho by returning to the origins of my sumo."

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"Unfortunately" Goeido always wins nearly every bout in training against all Sakaigawa sekitori, but when it counts in the basho he often disappoints again. Still hope that he can make it to ozeki but I have my doubts.

Maybe. But he comes from two excellent scores in the last Bashos. With 11 point he can become ozeki, is it right?

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"Unfortunately" Goeido always wins nearly every bout in training against all Sakaigawa sekitori, but when it counts in the basho he often disappoints again. Still hope that he can make it to ozeki but I have my doubts.

Maybe. But he comes from two excellent scores in the last Bashos. With 11 point he can become ozeki, is it right?

No. Actually, he will need at least two more bashos with 11 wins so he can reach that magic 33.

And even that won't result in an automatic promotion.

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Takamisakari with Azumazeki-oyakata. Takamisakari (36) plans to search for a marriage partner. So far he said "While active that's not the time for it", but being back in his dusty Tokyo apartment after 2 month he confessed "I have the thought that any time now I want to start the search."

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Bulgarian Aoiyama plans to enter Hatsu. He sprained his left knee joint on day 8 of the last basho and withdrew from the tournament after winning 6. He was considering undergoing surgery but decided against it in the end. "If I go under the knife I'll be out for at least six months till I can fully recover.." he explained.

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Takamisakari wants to take responsibility for the new Azumazeki-beya, where the 5 rikishi from Nakamura-beya have moved to. Giving directions.
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Takamisakari welcoming the Nakamura rikishi.
"Welcome to Azumazeki-beya. From now on let's all do our best."
"I do my best as well and I want you to follow firmly."
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Doing keiko
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The oyakata has a 15 hour operation on the 25th for treating his intractable disease, a ligament ossification behind the thoratic vertebra and is most likely kyujo for the Hatsu basho. Takamisakari has even more responsibility and wants to give the oyakata the good news of staying in juryo.

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I gather it's more-or-less confirmed that Takamisakari is staying in Juryo then? His 5 wins last tournament were enough?

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I gather it's more-or-less confirmed that Takamisakari is staying in Juryo then? His 5 wins last tournament were enough?
Absolutely. It was 6 wins, BTW. ;-)

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Takamisakari added bicycle training to his adjustments for the basho. Between his apartment and the heya and sometimes to Ueno in the heaviest gear of 3. "Less strain on the knees than walking, good training for around the thigh. The tachi-ai power increases."
After the first training with the new members.
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Takamisakari (36) plans to search for a marriage partner. So far he said "While active that's not the time for it", but being back in his dusty Tokyo apartment after 2 month he confessed "I have the thought that any time now I want to start the search."

Takamisakari may be searching for a rendezvous on the 24th in bars in the vicinity of Ueno after the retirement party for Nakamura-oyakata.

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Houmashou underwent surgery on his left shoulder and will be entering hatsu. He had a cast on during the rikishi- kai yesterday."I had surgery on my left shoulder. I can't do any training bouts yet, but I am able to move it around," he said. "He'll have the cast off in two days so he'll be fine," said Shikoroyama Oyakata.

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Myogiryu (26) got the 49th Chunichi Shimbun Ozumo makuuchi best newcomer of the year award. The ceremony will be on shonichi, January the 13th on the dohyo in the kokugikan, before makuuchi starts.
His goal for next year: "I'm not young, so it's no use to just say return to sanyaku. I have to win double digits as sekiwake. The goal is 'ozeki'"

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Komusubi Tochiozan did keiko on the 26th in Kasugano-beya against Tochinowaka and others, 28 bouts moushi-ai. "Next year I don't want to just say it, I'm going to think in earnest about rising to ozeki." His same class rival sekiwake Goeido coming closer to ozeki seems to stimulate the usually moderate rikishi.

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