Shoes on

[Kintamayama 47,171]

Shoes-on has left for Mongolia for a short vacation. "If I will be able to meet Asashouryuu there, I would like to shake his hand (subtext: patch up things) . If I don't meet him there, I will certainly see him at the summer jungyo, and we will talk there." Since his apology phone call some days ago, they have not met face to face.

[QttP 0]

Shoes-on has left for Mongolia for a short vacation. "If I will be able to meet Asashouryuu there, I would like to shake his hand (subtext: patch up things) . If I don't meet him there, I will certainly see him at the summer jungyo, and we will talk there." Since his apology phone call some days ago, they have not met face to face.

Something tells me that if Shuzan meets Asashoryu, one of them won't come back.

[Zenjimoto 40]

Do the Japanese sekitori get as much "home leave" as the Mongolians? Seems like they are constantly over there...

Cheers

Zenjimoto

[Yoavoshimaru 0]

Did the Hawaiian, and do the Russian and Korean, sekitori get to go home as much? I would think so. It doesn't seem like they're going home too much to me, but that's subjective.

[Zenjimoto 40]

Did the Hawaiian, and do the Russian and Korean, sekitori get to go home as much?

There are no Russian sekitori... (Applauding...)

Cheers

Z.

[Yoavoshimaru 0]

rikishi (Applauding...) (Oops! )

[Zentoryu 154]

Do the Japanese sekitori get as much "home leave" as the Mongolians? Seems like they are constantly over there...

Probably a perk of rank. I don't remember reading about Asashoryu going "home" quite as much before he became Ozeki.

He has also been home a lot partly because of his promotion celebrations. (Applauding...)

However, this is the first time I recollect reading about Shuzan going home this year, though I don't know that for certain.

The Japanese sekitori probably get to go home as much as the Mongolians. We just don't hear about it. I mean, let's face it, "home" for them is probably not very far away from the heya. (In a state of confusion...)