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Makuuchi

Terunofuji    Y    ---
---           O    Takakeisho
Wakatakakage  S    Hoshoryu
Takayasu      S    Shodai
Kiribayama    K    Kotonowaka
Meisei        K    Wakamotoharu

Tobizaru      M1   Daieisho
Mitakeumi     M2   Tamawashi
Abi           M3   Midorifuji
Nishikifuji   M4   Sadanoumi
Ryuden        M5   Nishikigi
Hokutofuji    M6   Myogiryu
Ichinojo      M7   Ura
Onosho        M8   Oho
Takanosho     M9   Endo
Aoiyama       M10  Hiradoumi
Chiyoshoma    M11  Tochinoshin
Kagayaki      M12  Okinoumi
Kotoshoho     M13  Kotoeko
Ichiyamamoto  M14  Azumaryu
Tsurugisho    M15  Mitoryu
Takarafuji    M16  Chiyomaru


Customary comment that I still find this style of placing the sekiwake nonsensical.

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Juryo

Akua          J1   Bushozan
Hokuseiho     J2   Daiamami
Atamifuji     J3   Oshoma
Tohakuryu     J4   Enho
Kinbozan      J5   Kotokuzan
Churanoumi    J6   Daishoho
Chiyonokuni   J7   Tochimusashi
Shimanoumi    J8   Kitanowaka
Roga          J9   Hidenoumi
Gonoyama      J10  Terutsuyoshi
Chiyosakae    J11  Shimazuumi
Takakento     J12  Asanoyama
Shonannoumi   J13  Kaisho
Tsushimanada  J14  Hakuyozan
 

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Makushita-joi

Tamashoho     Ms1   Ishizaki
Tomokaze      Ms2   Tokushoryu
Chiyonoo      Ms3   Tochikamiyama
Shiden        Ms4   Kamito
Tsukahara     Ms5   Fujiseiun
Dewanoryu     Ms6   Tokihayate
Kawazoe       Ms7   Chiyonoumi
Tochiseiryu   Ms8   Tanabe
Chiyoarashi   Ms9   Tochikodai
Otsuji        Ms10  Daiseiryu
Yago          Ms11  Tochimaru
Daishomaru    Ms12  Yuma
Akiseyama     Ms13  Mukainakano
Chiyotora     Ms14  Asonoyama
Setonoumi     Ms15  Yoshii
 

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Well, at least I got the 4K/4S thing right.. Not in the correct positions, but still.. And the rest was crap as usual.

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Makushita

 

Oki           Ms16  Kitadaichi
Mineyaiba     Ms17  Kiryuko
Hitoshi       Ms18  Kayo
Kotodaigo     Ms19  Hamayutaka
Shishi        Ms20  Chiyonokatsu
Hikarifuji    Ms21  Fukai
Narutaki      Ms22  Kototebakari
Hayatefuji    Ms23  Tokunomusashi
Miyagi        Ms24  Nihonyanagi
Kanzaki       Ms25  Nishinoryu
Hokutomaru    Ms26  Wakatakamoto
Hokaho        Ms27  Omoto
Kotoyusho     Ms28  Fujitoshi
Kairyu        Ms29  Tochinobori
Nabatame      Ms30  Ryuo
Kototsubasa   Ms31  Kotodairyu
Kotohaguro    Ms32  Higonoumi
Hatsuyama     Ms33  Akitoba
Sasakiyama    Ms34  Asanowaka
Mudoho        Ms35  Kainoshima
Onojo         Ms36  Arauma
Shohoryu      Ms37  Nobehara
Osanai        Ms38  Kirinofuji
Hokutenkai    Ms39  Oyamatoumi
Fujiazuma     Ms40  Kazekeno
Awanokuni     Ms41  Kazuto
Ryusei        Ms42  Tosamidori
Fujinoyama    Ms43  Dewataikai
Ohata         Ms44  Sadanohikari
Kitaharima    Ms45  Oshoumi
Wakazakura    Ms46  Maikeru
Tsurubayashi  Ms47  Chiyooga
Kotoryusei    Ms48  Akinoyama
Yuki          Ms49  Kotoozutsu
Daikisho      Ms50  Asakoki
Kumanoryu     Ms51  Kaiseijo
Asagyokusei   Ms52  Nionoumi
Oginohama     Ms53  Okinohama
Tokinohira    Ms54  Takahashi
Kaishin       Ms55  Hatooka
Dainichido    Ms56  Hinataryu
Nishikikuni   Ms57  Oshoryu
Toseiryu      Ms58  Daihisho
Taiga         Ms59  Wakenosato
Chiyoraizan   Ms60  Tanakayama


Sandanme

 

Hokutoshu    Sd1   Fujinowaka
Chiyotaiho   Sd2   Kawabuchi
Tomiyutaka   Sd3   Hamanoumi
Akiyoshi     Sd4   Shuji
Hoshuzan     Sd5   Marusho
Dewanojo     Sd6   Toshoyama
Haruminato   Sd7   Shosei
Hakuomaru    Sd8   Hokutoryu
Moji         Sd9   Raiho
Kotakiyama   Sd10  Hodaka
Itadaki      Sd11  Onokura
Okinofuji    Sd12  Ebisumaru
Wakanosho    Sd13  Taiyo
Naya         Sd14  Hayanami
Suio         Sd15  Tokisoma
Hakuonada    Sd16  Kamitani
Denuma       Sd17  Chiyodaigo
Tanji        Sd18  Chiyotenfu
Hanafusa     Sd19  Kenshin
Ienoshima    Sd20  Kotodaishin
Rao          Sd21  Amane
Kawamura     Sd22  Obara
Harunishiki  Sd23  Seigo
Sakai        Sd24  Asahanshin
Anzai        Sd25  Hogasho
Kototakuya   Sd26  Kaigo
Kirinryu     Sd27  Aozora
Nagata       Sd28  Matsuda
Keitenkai    Sd29  Mochizuki
Wakamiyabi   Sd30  Ishiura
Asabenkei    Sd31  Tatsuki
Shoji        Sd32  Toukiryu
Kyokushori   Sd33  Wakakinsho
Kyoda        Sd34  Kotonofuji
Asanojo      Sd35  Kotokenryu
Ginseizan    Sd36  Yutakasho
Amakaze      Sd37  Tendozan
Oginosho     Sd38  Oka
Kiyota       Sd39  Shunrai
Sadanokuni   Sd40  Kayatoiwa
Shogun       Sd41  Toshunryu
Murayama     Sd42  Ieshima
Sakabayashi  Sd43  Masuminato
Kinotsukasa  Sd44  Otani
Asashinjo    Sd45  Rinko
Goshimaru    Sd46  Kototaiki
Oba          Sd47  Teraoumi
Baraki       Sd48  Hitachigo
Takabayama   Sd49  Daijo
Tatsuosho    Sd50  Mukaida
Kiyonoumi    Sd51  Yokomaru
Dairaido     Sd52  Ryutsukasa
Kaorufuji    Sd53  Senho
Sazanami     Sd54  Saidaiji
Hokutosakae  Sd55  Tokinosato
Chiyohokkai  Sd56  Tsunekawa
Araoyama     Sd57  Miyata
Kotetsu      Sd58  Kojikara
Ishii        Sd59  Miyakogawa
Michihaya    Sd60  Hamadayama
Asashiyu     Sd61  Kotonoshu
Sato         Sd62  Daiyusho
Taranami     Sd63  Yoshino
Hokutoiwa    Sd64  Daishoki
Kenyu        Sd65  Aoi
Asatenmai    Sd66  Nakashima
Tosashimizu  Sd67  Sekizuka
Aratakayama  Sd68  Ryuseio
Yoshiazuma   Sd69  Kototaiga
Nishida      Sd70  Mishima
Takataisho   Sd71  Daishomune
Daishosei    Sd72  Tsugaruumi
Honma        Sd73  Katsunofuji
Yurikisho    Sd74  Kaizen
Suzaki       Sd75  Kisenoumi
Komanokuni   Sd76  Hidano
Kitanomine   Sd77  Ito
Dewanosora   Sd78  Daisho
Inaba        Sd79  Toramusashi
Asanotosa    Sd80  Koki
Goseiryu     Sd81  Yusui
Musashiumi   Sd82  Kaishinmaru
Kaiyuma      Sd83  Tenei
Akatora      Sd84  Kanazawa
Asakiryu     Sd85  Oshozan
Chura        Sd86  Asaobora
Mihamaumi    Sd87  Oyamada
Makio        Sd88  Mitozakura
Amao         Sd89  Furanshisu
Meiko        Sd90  Suguro


Jonidan

 

Tokio          Jd1   Chiyoshishi
Souga          Jd2   Tsukubayama
Hokutoyakumo   Jd3   Chiyotaiyo
Kyokumizuno    Jd4   Hokutoizumi
Kaihiryu       Jd5   Chiyoyamato
Tanimoto       Jd6   Setoyutaka
Kukio          Jd7   Shinyashiki
Shoketsu       Jd8   Fukuminato
Wakahizen      Jd9   Aron
Tochinoshima   Jd10  Fujiyuho
Takerufuji     Jd11  Kototora
Hagane         Jd12  Hienriki
Masakifuji     Jd13  Ishiazuma
Tamanowaka     Jd14  Tochigidake
Suonada        Jd15  Sakurai
Chiyoresshi    Jd16  Genbumaru
Koshinoryu     Jd17  Akatsuki
Akisada        Jd18  Shimanishiki
Chiyotaisei    Jd19  Tokitora
Hakuyo         Jd20  Kiyonohana
Yamato         Jd21  Hokutonami
Kiryu          Jd22  Takasu
Kaitoma        Jd23  Taniguchi
Biganzan       Jd24  Hayashiryu
Minorufuji     Jd25  Tenichi
Ryuseiyama     Jd26  Chiyotaiko
Aoifuji        Jd27  Kyokushozan
Kyokutaisei    Jd28  Hokuyozan
Wakatanaka     Jd29  Yukiamami
Shunkaku       Jd30  Tsugunohana
Takabaho       Jd31  Okuniiwa
Ogitora        Jd32  Mori
Denzan         Jd33  Mogamizakura
Hatachijo      Jd34  Daikinryu
Daitenshin     Jd35  Kainowaka
Satotanaka     Jd36  Fujinotani
Tochikasuga    Jd37  Arise
Yamenosato     Jd38  Chiyotsurugi
Okuyama        Jd39  Kotoegashira
Fukuazuma      Jd40  Daiseizan
Tochimitsuru   Jd41  Terutaka
Higonoryu      Jd42  Gaia
Asahabataki    Jd43  Hokutoyoshi
Kokuryunami    Jd44  Fujinoteru
Zuitenryu      Jd45  Suyama
Asakoga        Jd46  Kazunofuji
Chiyotensho    Jd47  Oyamazakura
Shinzan        Jd48  Asaazuma
Yasunishi      Jd49  Kototaisei
Iitsuka        Jd50  Sawayaka
Tamatensho     Jd51  Daishimatsu
Oatari         Jd52  Tsukioka
Watatani       Jd53  Akinishiki
Kotomyozan     Jd54  Maenofuji
Sachinofuji    Jd55  Shoran
Kinseiryu      Jd56  Tsurunoumi
Wakaonehara    Jd57  Kokiryu
Wakaazuma      Jd58  Satsumao
Zuiko          Jd59  Takanoryu
Chiyooume      Jd60  Takakurayama
Kirizakura     Jd61  Fujimusashi
Shoryudo       Jd62  Kenho
Tsuyasato      Jd63  Satsumasho
Daitensho      Jd64  Kirimaru
Miyabi         Jd65  Sakura
Hokutoshin     Jd66  Takano
Ayaminato      Jd67  Wakaarata
Okanojo        Jd68  Kotokiho
Motokiyama     Jd69  Wakaikki
Matsuzawa      Jd70  Asahimaru
Boshuyama      Jd71  Dairinzan
Hirose         Jd72  Takaarashi
Ikazuchido     Jd73  Kurokage
Nihonmatsu     Jd74  Asadoji
Mimurodake     Jd75  Matsugi
Chiyokozan     Jd76  Wakatozakura
Ojiyama        Jd77  Takeazuma
Asanoshima     Jd78  Kyokutaiga
Yamana         Jd79  Ouzakura
Takemaru       Jd80  Adachi
Chiyofuku      Jd81  Matsugashima
Mabuchi        Jd82  Takashoki
Asashorei      Jd83  Wakayamanaka
Ai             Jd84  Asasorai
Matsumoto      Jd85  Tamanotora
Najima         Jd86  Terunosato
Amamidake      Jd87  Kotofuno
Urutora        Jd88  Nishikimaru
Kirinohana     Jd89  Masutani
Yoshinofuji    Jd90  Noguchi
Takatsukasa    Jd91  Satonofuji
Okuniyama      Jd92  Byakuen
Naniwamusashi  Jd93  Maniwayama
Azumanami      Jd94  Hishuyama
Shishimaru     Jd95  Jokoki
Sonoshun       Jd96  Wakasa
Kogomaru       Jd97  Tochihayate
Hokutosato     Jd98  Nishikio
Detachi        Jd99  Kyonosato
Agazumazakura  Jd100 Mogaminishiki
Hamasaki       Jd101 Ryubumaru
Koga           Jd102 Sano


Jonokuchi

 

Yamadaumi    Jk1   Azumayama
Sadanojo     Jk2   Nishikiori
Moriurara    Jk3   Itakozakura
Wakasei      Jk4   Wakakaneko
Fujinonami   Jk5   Kanryu
Soga         Jk6   Takatairiku
Tsubakifuji  Jk7   Nishikinoryu
Higohikari   Jk8   Wakayahara
Nakaishi     Jk9   Hokutoshio
Fubu         Jk10  Mihonoumi
Kazenoumi    Jk11  Kotosato
Negishi      Jk12  Okano
Kazeeidai    Jk13  Tsuru
Sakuraba     Jk14  Kitanosho
Kosei        Jk15  Sawaisamu
Shokeima     Jk16  ---


(New shikona in red.)

 

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A magnificent seven shikona changes on this banzuke, all of the rikishi are changing from their family names.

The most notable change is courtesy of Kise-oyakata (former Maegashira Higonoumi), who has bestowed his own shikona on his deshi Inoue, a fellow Kumamoto native. The new Higonoumi also changes the given name.

A pair of changes from Fujishima-beya, where Suzuki is now Fujinoyama and Shinohara is now Tendozan.

Two changes also in Nishonoseki-beya - Takeoka is now Kirinryu, the first two kanji are a throwback to the old Nishonoseki-beya which was home to former Ozeki Daikirin and former Sekiwake Kirinji. Meanwhile, Nishihara is now Amao, honouring his home city of Amagasaki, and also makes a given name change.

Over in Hanaregoma-beya, November recruit Toriyama makes his banzuke debut as Kitanosho, presumably taken from a ruined castle of the same name which is found in his home city of Fukui.

Lastly to Musashigawa-beya where Wayama is now Hayanami.

Ms32w Inoue Tomohiro > Higonoumi Taro (肥後ノ海 太郎,  ひごのうみ たろう)
Ms43e Suzuki > Fujinoyama (富士の山,  ふじのやま)
Sd14w Wayama > Hayanami (早南嶺,  はやなみ)
Sd27e Takeoka > Kirinryu (麒麟龍,  きりんりゅう)
Sd37w Shinohara > Tendozan (天道山,  てんどうざん)
Sd89e Nishihara Takato > Amao Takeshi (尼王 猛獅,  あまおう たけし)
Jk14w Toriyama > Kitanosho (北乃庄,  きたのしょう)



There are also two name changes among the gyoji ranks. I expected Kimura Ryosuke to switch from his real given name to mark his Juryo promotion on this banzuke. However I'm quite surprised by the change of both names for Shikimori Tomotaro.

Kimura Ryosuke > Kimura Kozaburo (木村 幸三郎,  きむら こうざぶろう)

Shikimori Tomotaro > Kimura Katsunosuke (木村 勝之介,  きむら かつのすけ)

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1 hour ago, Asashosakari said:


Customary comment that I still find this style of placing the sekiwake nonsensical.

As in you believe it should be like ozeki, where they're ordered by their results on the previous basho? It feels like they're treating sekiwake, first and foremost, the same as toriteki. Nobody gets a demotion with a KK. A KK sekiwake will NOT fall down the order.

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I have zero skills with the DB, and doubt this would even be catalogued in a searchable manner, but anyone know when the last time we had a set of brothers together in the junior sanyaku ranks? Am I correct to assume Takahanada/Wakahanada? 

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605 rikishi on the banzuke, one less than in Kyushu. 44 heyas. Kokonoe beya with the most rikishi for the 6th straight basho with 26, followed by Sadogatake with 25,  Takasago with 24, Kise with 22,  Tamanoi and Hakkaku with 21,  5 heyas tied for 7th place with 19: Sakaigawa, Dewanoumi, Takadagawa, Miyagino and Tatsunami, then Isegahama and Oitekaze with 18. These last two are also tied for the most sekitori (6, both with 4 Makuuchi and 2 Juryo, which means that a third of their rikishi are sekitori..). Tokiwayama beya can also boast that a  third of their rikishi are sekitori, 3 of 9.  Nishikido has 100 % sekitori, as the only rikishi there is Mitoryuu.. Then it's Kasugano, Shikihide and Tokitsukaze with 17 rikishi each, followed by Musashigawa and Nishonoseki with 16, and Naruto with 15. Least rikishi - Nishikido and the newly established Ajigawa with one each, Kataonami with 4, Takekuma and Oshiogawa with 6, 13 heya in all have one-digit sekitori. 

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1 hour ago, Koorifuu said:

As in you believe it should be like ozeki, where they're ordered by their results on the previous basho? It feels like they're treating sekiwake, first and foremost, the same as toriteki. Nobody gets a demotion with a KK. A KK sekiwake will NOT fall down the order.

Unfortunately, inconsistency is the name of the game, as usual. Anyway, this change of approach only dates back to 2014. It remains a rather odd thing to put their foot down on and go against decades of previous decisions that (to my knowledge) nobody had ever raised any issues with.
 

10 minutes ago, Tochinofuji said:

I have zero skills with the DB, and doubt this would even be catalogued in a searchable manner, but anyone know when the last time we had a set of brothers together in the junior sanyaku ranks? Am I correct to assume Takahanada/Wakahanada? 

It's been deemed important enough that it appears in the official Banzuke Topics (not up in English yet).

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Previous pairs of brothers who reached sanyaku (order: older / younger):

Wakanohana (sanyaku debut 1951.09) / Takanohana (1970.09), no concurrent time in lower sanyaku
Sakahoko (1984.07) / Terao (1989.03), concurrent in 1989.03 and 1990.11
Wakahanada (1991.11) / Takahanada (1991.07), concurrent in 1992.03

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46 minutes ago, Asashosakari said:

Unfortunately, inconsistency is the name of the game, as usual. Anyway, this change of approach only dates back to 2014. It remains a rather odd thing to put their foot down on and go against decades of previous decisions that (to my knowledge) nobody had ever raised any issues with.
 

It's been deemed important enough that it appears in the official Banzuke Topics (not up in English yet).

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Previous pairs of brothers who reached sanyaku (order: older / younger):

Wakanohana (sanyaku debut 1951.09) / Takanohana (1970.09), no concurrent time in lower sanyaku
Sakahoko (1984.07) / Terao (1989.03), concurrent in 1989.03 and 1990.11
Wakahanada (1991.11) / Takahanada (1991.07), concurrent in 1992.03

Thank you! Clearly I need to check out the Banzuke Topics page more often, as that is very helpful. Much appreciated! 

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First time ever having both 4 Sekiwake and 4 Komusubi on a banzuke?

I believe it is. Can someone double-check?

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2 minutes ago, Akinomaki said:

Thanks! I overlooked that one in my quick sweep across the banzuke in the sumo database because of all the sanyaku rikishi listed at HD Sekiwake and HD Komusubi!

But, in combination with there also only being only one Yokozuna and one Ozeki on the banzuke it must be a unique banzuke, right? ;-)

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Haru 1898, the banzuke from 125 years ago with 1 yokozuna and one ozeki o

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Then the yokozuna as ozeki-(small below: yokozuna)

This time, Terunofuji marked as big yokozuna-smaller ozeki (right to left) o

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makuuchi

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7 minutes ago, Akinomaki said:

Haru 1898, the banzuke from 125 years ago with 1 yokozuna and one ozeki

Beautiful!

But that banzuke only has 2 Sekiwake and 3 Komusubi and not 4 of both, right? ;-)

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15 minutes ago, Chijanofuji said:
23 minutes ago, Akinomaki said:

Haru 1898, the banzuke from 125 years ago with 1 yokozuna and one ozeki

Beautiful!

But that banzuke only has 2 Sekiwake and 3 Komusubi and not 4 of both, right

Only 8 years after the yokozuna first appeared on the banzuke, with 2 basho a year, so not many possibilities for a banzuke like this time. Not even another occurrence of one yokozuna and one ozeki before the 2 basho then, the other Natsu 1897 - and no mention of a 3rd time 4s-4k in the 64 years between.

Another fact: Kotonowaka I&II are the 6th time that father and son made it to sanyaku http://www.daily.co.jp/general/2022/12/26/0015920746.shtml

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8 hours ago, Akinomaki said:

Another fact: Kotonowaka I&II are the 6th time that father and son made it to sanyaku

As grandson of Kotozakura in 3rd generation to sanyaku is a first, but it's not in direct father-son line - Oho will go for the next occurrence

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4 hours ago, Akinomaki said:

As grandson of Kotozakura in 3rd generation to sanyaku is a first, but it's not in direct father-son line - Oho will go for the next occurrence

Although Ōhō is also not descended from Taihō in the direct male line, right? 

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1 hour ago, Seiyashi said:

Although Ōhō is also not descended from Taihō in the direct male line, right? 

No; I believe Takatoriki married Taiho's daughter.

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Basically we have yet to get three generations in the direct male line in sanyaku. In fact I don't think it's happened for makuuchi yet either, right? At most maybe the best chances are the Onami brothers or Kurohimeyama's family, but I seem to recall at least some of them failed to make it to makuuchi. 

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Not even for juryo. Banzuke topics Hatsu 2021 for Oho's sekitori debut:

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Nobody appearing as both son and father yet.

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On 25/12/2022 at 23:33, Yubinhaad said:

Over in Hanaregoma-beya, November recruit Toriyama makes his banzuke debut as Kitanosho, presumably taken from a ruined castle of the same name which is found in his home city of Fukui.

Confirmed, the shikona was decided by conferring with the shisho and the other deshi. Shibata Katsuie built Kitanosho castle 北ノ庄城 - Kitanosho added the 乃no from the shisho's Tamanoshima 玉乃島. This shikona marks him as representative of Fukui - Fukui shimbun will surely follow his progress.

http://www.fukuishimbun.co.jp/articles/-/1696949

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Banzuke day pics - the 2 new komusubi :

Kotonowaka - dad wants him to graduate soon from Kotonowaka: the change to Kotozakura is planned for ozeki promotion from the start

On 07/10/2015 at 15:19, Akinomaki said:

Kamatani, starting as Kotokamatani. Maybe on juryo promotion, maybe earlier he'll become Kotonowaka II, if he makes it to ozeki Kotozakura II, the oyakata has reserved these 2 names for him.

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Wakamotoharu - alone

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Abi without banzuke, just interviewed

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He's back to maegashira, but the traditional local pics of Mitakeumi pointing (wrong) at the banzuke don't return

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