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elcome to WikiProject Sumo! This WikiProject aims to provide a framework for the improvement and organization of Sumo-related articles on Wikipedia.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us on our discussion page.

Anyone is welcome to join by listing their username on the participants section and contributing to the project.


This project covers all facets of sumo, both professional and amateur, whether sporting, cultural or religious. It covers all articles describing wrestlers, institutions, history as well as articles about articles about the people surrounding this discipline. If you want to participate, have a look at Category:Sumo or one of its subcategories.

How can I help?

Help us by developing existing articles!

General

Venues

Wrestlers

You can help by:

  • writing and improving articles
  • undertaking project maintenance – add project templates to article and category talk pages – see templates page
  • assessing articles for quality and assessment standards – see the assessment page
  • assessing and recommending resources (online and print) – see the resources page
  • communicating with project members – at the project talk page
  • improving articles in need of improvement (see Sumo stubs)
  • inviting potential members
  • identifying relevant articles and add {{WikiProject Sumo}} to their talk page
  • identifying articles needing creation
  • identifying articles needing improvement

Participants

Illustration of Powerful WikiProject:Sumo Users by Utagawa Kuniteru II [ja]

If you would like to be a participant, just add yourself below in alphabetical order. You can also add one of our userboxes to your Wikipedia profile (see templates) so it can add your user page to the above category.

Occasionally inactive participants are removed from the list; if this happens to you and you would like to re-add yourself please feel free.

Articles conventions

{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Japan/Navbox}} WikiProject:Sumo shares many conventions with its wiki-cousin WikiProject Japan (see opposite) →

{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Sumo/Conventions}} Beyond these writing conventions, all record boxes, regardless of if a wrestler is active or retired, should always have all slots properly filled in with basho boxes in order to maintain visual consistency.


Category tree

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WP:SUMO projects

Articles discussed for deletion

Current nominations
No current nominations.
Past discussions

Articles that needs to be created

General

  • one possible source here
  • 2008 LA tour is here
  • More recent article here

Rikishi

Active rikishi who meet WP:NSUMO


Retired Rikishi

Remaining yusho winners, remaining modern era ozeki, various rikishi with high silverware counts and/or makuuchi longevity:

Shikona Highest Rank in makuuchi Maku yusho 5+ total San / Kin / JunY Notes
Tsurugahama Masutarō (DB) komusubi 1921-1926 1922.01
Orochiyama Torinosuke (DB) maegashira 1 1923-1930 1926.05
Yamanishiki Zenjirō (DB) sekiwake 1923-1932 1930.05 (3 Kin +3 pre-1930) first of two pre-war collegiate sekitori
Shinobuyama Hidenosuke (DB) maegashira 2 1929-1932 (2 Kin, 2 JunY) (short career, but significant silverware count)
Ayazakura Gorōji (DB) sekiwake 1930-1937 1931.10
Okitsuumi Fukuo (DB) sekiwake 1931-1933 1932.03
Ayanobori Takezō (DB) sekiwake 1934-1945 6: 3 Kin, 3 JunY
Kasagiyama Katsuichi (DB) sekiwake 1935-1945 second of two pre-war collegiate sekitori
Kashimanada Kiichi (DB) maegashira 1 1938-1946 5: 3 Kin, 2 JunY
Hirosegawa Sōkichi (DB) maegashira 3 1943-1958 top 10 most makuuchi tournaments for non-sanyaku
Hajimayama Masanobu (DB) sekiwake 1945-1959 7: 1 San, 5 Kin, 1 JunY
Ōtachi Danemon (DB) komusubi 1946-1958
Shimizugawa Akio (DB) komusubi 1947-1958 9: 3 San, 5 Kin, 1 JunY
Kuninobori Kunio (DB) komusubi 1948-1959 8: 3 San, 4 Kin, 1 JunY
Narutoumi Kazuyuki (DB) maegashira 1 1949-1960 5: 2 San, 3 Kin top 10 most makuuchi tournaments for non-sanyaku
Shinobuyama Harusada (DB) sekiwake 1950-1960 15: 8 San, 7 Kin
Shionishiki Yoshiaki (DB) komusubi 1952-1961 46 maku basho, largely before 1958
Daitenryū Mitsunori (DB) maegashira 2 1953-1961 5: 1 San, 3 Kin, 1 JunY (possibly better listed as Kaizan Tarō)
Naruyama Akira (DB) komusubi 1953-1962 12: 4 San, 6 Kin, 2 JunY
Wakanoumi Masateru I (DB) komusubi 1955-1963 10: 3 San, 6 Kin, 1 JunY (see Wakanoumi Masateru II)

Other past rikishi of interest:

These recently retired rikishi meet WP:NSUMO and (mostly) have images:

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