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Kokutai sumo 2022 in Tochigi

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The once-in-a-lifetime ichigo (also strawberry) ichie Tochigi 77th kokutai (kokumin taiiku taikai) 2022 sumo events are from Oct. 1st till the 3rd. in Odawara https://www.tochigikokutai2022.jp/kokutai/competition/sumop/

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Juniors on the 1st and 2nd, adults 2nd and 3rd, both with first days preliminaries, 2nd day the finals

Several pages will post the results, this one still has the last results from 2019 https://zutto-sports.com/kokutai-sumo-wrestling-results

official results will be on kirokukensaku.net

The Kokutai Channel site has live streams https://japangamestv.japan-sports.or.jp/kyougi/sumo

 

Next year the kokutai will be in Kagoshima, sumo in Amami, Oct. 13th-15th

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The kokutai is about to start

the juniors team torikumi for the first 3 rounds, with the bouts of the individual members https://kirokukensaku.net/5NS22/pdf/2400000000000-DT_COMMUNICATION-CM11-1-2-20220930201617813.pdf

- looks like 6 prefecture teams have a Mongolian member

Official results: https://kirokukensaku.net/5NS22/discipline_240_20221001.html

The Kokutai Channel will have live streams for days 2 and 3, starting 9a.m. JST https://japangamestv.japan-sports.or.jp/kyougi/sumo/1480

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Top 4 in the juniors are all from Tottori, of course Tottori won the team.

Narita Rikido won it vs. Altangerel Sosorkhuu, 3rd Narimatsu Yunosuke, 4th Matsui Kanato, the 5th member was joint 5th

Narita is 2nd dan and will be at the All Japan along with Takayama as the high school participants. Narimatsu and Matsui are shodan and Sosorkhuu has no dan grade yet.

4 of the 6 likely Mongolians made it to the individual final tournament, the one from Hokkaido was not among them.

sumoforum.net/forums/topic/40500-hokkaido-high-school-sumo-club-with-mongolian-students/

Results day 2 https://kirokukensaku.net/5NS22/discipline_240_20221002.html

a few pics so far from the team event - the results in the team preliminaries also decide who goes into the final tournament of the individuals, those who win all 3 bouts can go into the finals, the coach has to make the application.

chanko for the athletes
 

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no pics from Tottori yet - Akita, Toyama

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Niigata, Saga, Tochigi

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video of the start of day 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4odZuGbias

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It was a good event for Nippon Sports Science University students and alumni. Defending amateur yokozuna Daiki Nakamura repeats as Kokutai champ (the first being 3 years ago), beating his own NSSU coach Taisei Matsuzono in the final. Nakamura obliterated most of his opponents in both team and individual competition. Nakamura's NSSU teammate Ryoma Ishizaki was third, securing himself an SdTD like his brother started ozumo with.

Question now: we know Nakamura has an Ms15TD secured from this event, but if the qualification eligibility is still 2 years, that means his Ms15TD as amateur yokozuna will still be in effect when he graduates as well. Does the amateur yokozuna + Kokutai combo qualify him for Ms10TD? Previously you had to win the All Japan Championship (which grants amateur yok status) + one of the other Ms15TD tournaments in the same year to obtain it, but that's also when qualifications were only good for 1 year.

Niigata (made up of Nakamura and NSSU grads Taiyo Murayama and Hayato Miwa) won their 5th straight team title, beating Nagasaki in the finals. Teenaged corporate yokozuna Tetsuya Ochiai went 5-0 in team competition for Tottori, but appeared to injure himself in the team quarterfinals and withdrew from the individual tournament.

Nihon University's best member, Naoya Kusano, lost in his first individual match representing Kumamoto, and unfortunately his strongest Nihon U teammates (Kawakami, Hanaoka) didn't even get spots in the event - one of the drawbacks of the Kokutai only having 3 competitors per team.

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Ms15TD

1st: Daiki Nakamura (Nippon Sports Science University 4th year - representing Niigata)

SdTD Qualifiers

2nd: Taisei Matsuzono (NSSU coach - representing Nagasaki)

3rd: Ryoma Ishizaki (NSSU 4th year - representing Kochi)

4th: Shion Fujisawa (Kinki University 4th year - representing Toyama)

5th: Taiki Mita (Kinki University 3rd year - representing Tochigi) 

Shun Ikeda (Kanazawa Gakuin University 3rd year - representing Ishikawa)

Nozomi Nakashima (Nihon University coach - representing Tottori)

Shigematsu (Okayama city hall staff -representing Okayama)

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6 hours ago, Katooshu said:

we know Nakamura has an Ms15TD secured from this event, but if the qualification eligibility is still 2 years, that means his Ms15TD as amateur yokozuna will still be in effect when he graduates as well. Does the amateur yokozuna + Kokutai combo qualify him for Ms10TD? Previously you had to win the All Japan Championship (which grants amateur yok status) + one of the other Ms15TD tournaments in the same year to obtain it, but that's also when qualifications were only good for 1 year.

The rule just requires winning the All Japan and one of the other tournaments, so he should have MSTD10 now. Probably he'll repeat the All Japan title this year and we'll never know.

Edit: the papers report he has the MSTD10 http://www.sanspo.com/article/20221003-SUM3NRLSTJPBJOOCESTW473QUU/

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On 30/09/2022 at 20:25, Akinomaki said:

The Kokutai Channel will have live streams for days 2 and 3, starting 9a.m. JST https://japangamestv.japan-sports.or.jp/kyougi/sumo/1480

An 11h stream, still available - download with youtube-dl: youtube-dl https://d5q3abn1t7h2u.cloudfront.net/jiji2/admin/ebe16c08-9b80-4118-82a0-c3fe2a571152/primary/4000000/index.m3u8

The stream today  https://japangamestv.japan-sports.or.jp/kyougi/sumo/1494

->youtube-dl  https://dv1mxkaterv13.cloudfront.net/5658484477836/20221003072842_d0ea89d31044d11f42646af42b96ad5da5308521bf185404d502c7e47a357926_0.m3u8

more pics from the juniors

Narita

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qf Shizuoka-Saitama - the end for Saitama here, Shizuoka later won the 3rd place decider, 2nd was Toyama

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Akita in the finals 3rd round

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Aomori in the final 1st round

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10 hours ago, Katooshu said:

Niigata (made up of Nakamura and NSSU grads Taiyo Murayama and Hayato Miwa) won their 5th straight team title, beating Nagasaki in the finals.

The 3 from Niigata all in Itoigawa went to the same Nosei middle and then to Kaiyo high school. Murayama is now teacher/coach at Kaiyo high. https://www.niigata-nippo.co.jp/articles/-/120953

Taisho was Miwa, below Murayama and Nakamura

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Pics from the adults

kokutai yokozuna in a row (but after 3 years) Nakamura

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top 3

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team

winners Niigata

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Ochiai - final tournament 1st round

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3rd round preliminaries - Aomori's Yamasaki, Saga's Munkhbat (Kyushu joho daigaku graduate)

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juniors

Narita

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local NHK - yusho for Tottori in a row, 6th overall

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