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02/01/1992 Ryogoku
Size (73cm×52cm)

2000/05/27 Ryogoku / Size (73cm×52cm)

Size (30cm×40cm) Wall mount type
2023 SUMO CALENDAR

October 11, 1984 Gamagori Municipal Sports Center
The date and time and venue are pasted on the poster. / Size(103cm×61cm)

This is the definitive version of sumo wrestling Nishiki-e!!
At the beginning, it is said that the origin of sumo wrestling, Kengo-no-kami and Ken-go-nakata, who are described as having performed the country yuzuri by the comparison of the power of the gods recorded in the Kojiki, and Tomasohaya and Nomi-juku, who are said to have faced each other as the top of the legend in Nihon Shoki, appeared in the turbulent period from the early Edo period to the end of the shogunate, when sumo wrestling as a box office was organized, and the legend that made "sumo wrestling" into the "national sport" of this country that continues to the present day. Sumo wrestler et al. (2nd generation Tanikaze Kajinosuke, Onogawa Kisaburō, Raiden Shōmon, Sumo wrestler etc., who will be the ancestor of other years of the deceased) are generously depicted Size (35cm× about 23cm) Nishiki-e (woodblock multi-color ukiyo-e)

Woodblock multicolored ukiyo-e / Size (36cm×23cm)
It has the thought that "Sumo wrestler is a samurai" or the influence which was born in Ibaraki Prefecture as the eldest son of 'Kakusei' of the Meiji era known needless to say and the former Mito clan samurai. The shape of sumo wrestling, in which sumo is taken after sufficiently empowering the opponent, is truly "yokozuna sumo"! ※ Ryogoku Taihei version ... Publisher

Highest rank: 19th Yokozuna
Maku-Kyukyu: 150-15-22-2 2-131
First ring: June 1892
Date: January 1899
Retired: June 1914

Framed size (about 87cm×42cm)
Framed nishiki-e by O seki and Asa shiotaro (first generation), yokozuna Hachikichi Konishiki (first generation), and Umegaya Fujitaro (2nd generation) who were active in the late Meiji period (around 1890-1900)

Size (37cm x approx. 24cm)
[Highest: 17th Yokozuna] Achieved 39 consecutive wins in four years from the new arrival in May 1888, recorded seven times the winning equivalent record, awarded a yokozuna license after May 1896

Years： 2015　　 　

Years： 2015