Ichinojo joins the list of kyujo rikishi. He appeared to struggle and lost against Kakuryu. Tamawashi will benefit from the fusen victory.
As expected, Ichnojo is kyujo.https://t.co/Fc2GWnJlZv
— ヘルット (@SumoFollower) September 12, 2019
Ichinojo joins the list of kyujo rikishi. He appeared to struggle and lost against Kakuryu. Tamawashi will benefit from the fusen victory.
As expected, Ichnojo is kyujo.https://t.co/Fc2GWnJlZv
— ヘルット (@SumoFollower) September 12, 2019
We still have more than a week before honbasho, so let’s take a look at the Jungyo events in Sapporo, which took place on August 17 and 18.

As it is hard to separate materials that were posted about the two days of this Sapporo event, I am going to plot them as one event. So while I’m fitting the post to the usual “Jungyo Day” format, bear in mind that the actual events described may not have been part of the same sequence.
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🌐 Location: Murayama, Yamagata
The Jungyo keeps moving up north, and we are deeply in Tohoku at this point.
Continue readingContinuing with my intermittent reporting… The Jungyo finished its first leg, which consisted of winding its way back from Nagoya to Tokyo. The rikishi had one day off in their heya or homes, and then gathered back at the Tachikawa Tachihi Arena in Tokyo, where we land today.
