Sumo at Sea with the Japanese Sumo Association in December at Chunichi Park. In addition, a Sumo exhibition will be held at Yokkaichi-Takamatsu (Yokkaichi City), which is the only city in Japan that has a long history of sumo.
In Yokkaichi City, a unique exhibit of authentic sumo-related goods, including sumo uniforms and wrestlers, will be held in five special exhibition rooms.
In addition, a sumo show will be held at the Yokkaichi Grand Sumo Arena as well as in local elementary and junior high schools.
Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall, where the event was held, is the only sumo training facility in the whole country that does not belong to the Sumo Association. The Hall welcomes those with interest in sumo from all over the country, and people who are fascinated with sumo can experience sumo in Yokkaichi.
In Chunichi Park, you can enjoy sumo training on Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9. You can also watch exhibition matches of sumo on Saturday, December 8, Sunday, December 9 and Monday, December 10.
Sumo exhibition matches will be held at the Sumo Arena, as well as in local elementary and junior high schools.
Sumo at Sea with the Japanese Sumo Association will take place at Chunichi Park.
The exhibition match between Ryugo, a current top star, and Oshima, who will be the first foreigner to wrestle as a maegashira in Japan, will be the main attraction.
“I want to participate in the exhibition matches because I want to show my pride in sumo at Yokkaichi-Takamatsu (Yokkaichi City), which is the only city in Japan that has a long history of sumo. In addition, I’d like to express my gratitude for the support of Yokkaichi City to sumo, and I want to support Yokkaichi City’s new year festivals with a performance that will be memorable to people here,” Oshima said.
He will join a traditional greeting party organized by Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall, and will be involved in welcoming people at the end of the year festival.
Oshima made his debut in January 2016, and his Japanese nickname means “the mountain that stands proudly.” He wrestles under the name of Gakuryu.
His record as a professional sumo wrestler is 18-10. He is currently the 3rd ranked Maegashira.
Oshima said that he thinks Yokkaichi is not only a city full of history, but also a city of dreams and hope, and he would like to continue to develop his strength here.
After joining Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall, he has continued to study sumo, actively.
Oshima has been actively involved in Yokkaichi’s festivals, and was invited by the city to participate in the city’s 100th anniversary festival. He became a member of the city council this year, and decided to use his time here to learn about the city.
The Japanese Sumo Association is holding Sumo at Sea with the Japanese Sumo Association in Yokkaichi-Takamatsu (Yokkaichi City), which is the only city in Japan that has a long history of sumo.
In Yokkaichi City, a unique exhibit of authentic sumo-related goods, including sumo uniforms and wrestlers, will be held in five special exhibition rooms. In addition, a sumo show will be held at the Yokkaichi Grand Sumo Arena as well as in local elementary and junior high schools.
A visit to sumo training facility Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall will be possible for those with an interest in sumo. On the first floor of the Sumo Hall, an area that is accessible to people with disabilities, the world of sumo will be fully open to public through videos.
The first floor of the Sumo Hall is designed to provide information about sumo in an enjoyable manner, and people who have come to see sumo at Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall will learn about wrestling in an easier manner.
Sumo at Sea with the Japanese Sumo Association will take place at Chunichi Park.
Tickets to see sumo at sea, a performance by sumo wrestlers and a sumo exhibition are available for advance purchase. The tickets may be purchased on the website or at the Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall.
If you want to attend the live performances, please purchase tickets at least 30 minutes prior to the performance.
Sumo at Sea with the Japanese Sumo Association will take place at Chunichi Park.
The sumo wrestlers have been selected in advance, and those who have tickets to see sumo at sea will be able to see them wrestle.
An important element of sumo is the atmosphere of the venue.
In Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall, where the event is taking place, people will be able to enjoy sumo from a position very close to the ring.
At the performance on Saturday, December 1, the first and second matches will feature the top three sumo wrestlers in Japan. The second match, which will be against Oshima, who will make his debut in Japan in the upcoming tournament, will be a must-see for many people who love sumo. In addition, the wrestlers who will participate in this match will be wearing suits that are different from those that they usually wear. The audience will be able to see the wrestler’s bodies up close in those suits, and will be able to enjoy an unprecedented experience in this kind of event.
In Chunichi Park, you can enjoy sumo training on Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9. You can also watch exhibition matches of sumo on Saturday, December 8, Sunday, December 9 and Monday, December 10.
Sumo at Sea with the Japanese Sumo Association will take place at Chunichi Park.
Sumo exhibition matches will be held at the Sumo Arena, as well as in local elementary and junior high schools.
In the past, sumo exhibition matches were held in Yokkaichi City, but there will now be public events involving sumo, including sumo matches and exhibitions.
The event will also be held in Yokkaichi Sumo Hall and public areas, which are the only sumo-related facilities in the entire country to not belong to the Sumo Association.
Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall, where the event will take place, is the only sumo training facility in the whole country that does not belong to the Sumo Association. The Hall welcomes those with interest in sumo from all over the country, and people who are fascinated with sumo can experience sumo in Yokkaichi.
When he is in Japan, Oshima is very popular and will be able to enjoy sumo from a close distance during the performance.
In Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall, you can enjoy sumo training on Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9. You can also watch exhibition matches of sumo on Saturday, December 8, Sunday, December 9 and Monday, December 10.
Sumo exhibition matches will be held at the Sumo Arena, as well as in local elementary and junior high schools.
In Yokkaichi Sumo Hall, you can enjoy sumo training on Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9. You can also watch exhibition matches of sumo on Saturday, December 8, Sunday, December 9 and Monday, December 10.
Sumo exhibition matches will be held at the Sumo Arena, as well as in local elementary and junior high schools.
Sumo exhibition matches will be held at the Sumo Arena, as well as in local elementary and junior high schools.
Yokkaichi-Takamatsu Sumo Hall will hold a sumo wrestling event “Sumo at Sea with the Japanese Sumo Association” on the weekend of December 1 and 2. The venue is currently the only sumo training facility in the entire country that does not belong to the Sumo Association. Sumo is loved by many people, and Yokkaichi-Takam
