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In January of Showa 14, Higashi-maegashira pushed forward on the winning streak with the momentum of a breakthrough, setting an unprecedented record of "69 consecutive wins", breaking the record of 63 consecutive wins by the 4th yokozuna Tanikaze for the first time in 157 years. Despite losing a 70-game winning streak against Akinoumi, the momentum continued after that, recording four wins of 20 or more wins and two wins of 30 or more wins. His lifetime record is 348 wins, 116 losses, 1 draw, 33 rests, 12 championships, and 69 consecutive wins, which is still a record in the sumo world as an "insurmountable barrier".

December 2010
Hakuho, Futabayama Must Not Be Exceeded / □ Appendix: × Magazine Special Heisei 23 Sumo Notebook
Cover: Hakuho

Teruyuki Kobayashi / Published in 1996 (46 format)
Single( Hardback ) Shinchosha / Futabayama The fuss of the day without 70 consecutive wins. The crisis of sumo wrestling immediately after the defeat. The case of Kuju (ex-Chiyonoyama) becoming independent from the Dewa Sea Room by breaking the unwritten rule of "not allowing branch families and independence" - A non-fiction written by an up-and-coming artist who depicts the unknown world of Tokoyama, such as the true face of the surprising Sumo wrestler seen and heard by Kiyoshi Toko, who entered the Dewa Sea Room at the age of fifteen, the work and life of Tokoyama, and the significance of the beard.

Tadao Hiroi / Published in 1997 (46 format)
( Hardback ) Niigata Nippo Business Co., Ltd. / It is the first generation of Futabayama Seki, who continued to support Futabayama Seki, and Haguroyama Seki, who continued to support Futabayama Seki and Japan Grand Sumo, who won the championship from the beginning to 10 cars, broke through in one place in each stage, and set an unprecedented record such as 12 years and 4 months in the reign of Yokozuna.

Daizo Ishii / Published in 1993 (46 format)
Single( Hardback ) Newsletter / Legendary superheroes stomping on each other! Without knowing this, you can't talk about sumo.

170 min. / Released in 2003
Futabayama 、 Wajima 、 Chiyonofuji 、 Takanohana ...。 This is the fifth installment of the Heisei series, which focuses on Sumo wrestler, a famous figure representing the Showa and Heisei eras, and contains a history of sumo wrestling composed mainly of new testimonies of many famous initiatives and related parties. This work includes the efforts of Takanohana, which gained popularity as the Heisei yokozuna.

Published on April 15, 1989 (A4 size)
Gong Martial Arts April Special Issue Mook (Large Format) Japan Sports Publishing Co., Ltd. / □ Pin-Up: Showa Emperor Kokugikan Yukiko

Teiji Kojima / Published in 1995 (1st printing, A6 size)
Written by Baseball Magazine / Kakukai people who supported the playing field during and after the war. In honor of the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II, we have revived a collection of dialogues from about 40 years ago. I am tired of reading the stories of the hardships of Dewa Umi (former Yokozuna, Tsunenohana) and Musashigawa (former Maegashira and Dewa Nohana), who worked hard to protect the "national sport of sumo", the original way of the Yokozuna Deliberation Committee, and the story of Futabayama's cooperation with movie cameramen.

48 min.
Famous Game Selection No. 43! / Mook Baseball Magazine with DVD

Daizo Ishii / Published in 1989 (1st printing, B6 size)
Single (softcover) Baseball Magazine / Tamanishiki, Kitanofuji, Onokai, Wakanami, Tamanoumi, Daegusan, Futabayama, Wakamusashi, Maedayama, Chiyonofuji, GONISHIKI, Nayoiwa, Tsurugamine, Tochinishiki, Wakanohana - Sumo wrestler A moving biography of a sumo wrestler who vividly recreates the spectacular lives of 15 people.

1969/07
New Ozeki/Qingguo Promotion Commemorative Issue/Special Feature・Futabayama Changes in Ability Evaluation/Continuous photo ・Ozeki Tochinishiki Virtuoso Art

Published on January 20, 1983 (A4 size)
Nikkan Sports Publishing (January issue of Separate Gong)

1953.05.14~24 Ryogoku Kokugikan
[East]Yokozuna: Tamanishiki Yokozuna Ozeki: Minanogawa Sekiwaki: Kagami-iwa / [West]Yokozuna: Mt. Muzo Ozeki: Shimizukawa Sekiwaki: Futabayama / Framed size: 32cm×26cm

Released on January 20, 1982 (A4 format)
Mook Japan Sports Publisher Supplementary Gong January Issue Special Issue / By Room / Futabayama to Chiyonofuji Who are the 10 masters of the Showa era?

★ Size with ★ various drops (approx. 210cm×50cm)
At the age of 16, he succeeded Tsukasa Yoshida and approved the yokozuna license to the 14th yokozuna Sakaigawa in 1878. From then until the 35th yokozuna Futabayama in 1938, he licensed 23 yokozuna for 61 years.

Published on January 20, 1979 (Showa 54) (A4 size)
Mook (large format) Bessho Sumo Winter issue Baseball Magazine / Pin-up: Oyokozuna Futabayama

Kosaku Okano / Published in 2006 (46 format)
( Hardback ) Nagasaki Shuppan / Starting with the yokozuna Tamanishiki in the early Showa period, Futabayama, Terukuni, Azumafuji and other names Sumo wrestler were indebted. It tells the story of the four seasons, such as the life of Rugoro Okano, a bone surgeon who can be called the "light of Ryogoku", episodes that express the human touch, untold stories related to the treatment of the name Sumo wrestler, and the lives of the common people of Ryogoku at that time.

Frame size: 52cm×40cm
Japan Sumo Association Kyoto Print Academy Version

★ Size with ★ various drops (approx. 115cm×35cm)
On January 4, 1939, he was also famous as the Tatsugyoji who judged the "Yokozuna Futabayama's 70 consecutive wins" daiichi and the third maegashira match, Akinoumi.

Released on January 20, 1982 (A4 format)
Mook (large format) Japan Sports Publisher Supplementary Gong January Issue Special Issue / By Room / Futabayama to Chiyonofuji Who are the 10 masters of the Showa era?