Hatsu Special Prizes

[Reonito 685]

Shukun-sho (Outstanding Performance Award)

East Maegashira #13 Kotoshoho  conditionally (11-3)
Sadogatake Beya Date of Birth: August 26, 1999 (23 years old) Place of Birth: Chiba 2017 November Debut

Kanto-sho (Fighting Spirit Prize)

East Maegashira #8 Onosho  conditionally (10-4)
Onomatsu Beya Date of Birth: July 4, 1996 (26 years old) Place of Birth: Aomori 2013 January Debut

Kanto-sho (Fighting Spirit Prize)

East Maegashira #13 Kotoshoho (11-3)
Sadogatake Beya Date of Birth: August 26, 1999 (23 years old) Place of Birth: Chiba 2017 November Debut

Gino-sho (Technique Prize)

East Komusubi Kiribayama  (10-4)
Michinoku Beya Date of Birth: April 24, 1996 (26 years old) Place of Birth: Mongolia 2015 May Debut

Edited January 22 by Reonito

[Gurowake 3,485]

Here's the traditional tweet where they make it harder and harder to read what's written each time.  I think the image is practically useless, but maybe people more familiar with Japanese might get something from it.  I guess it's not like there's any question what the condition is in either case I suppose.

 

[Gurowake 3,485]

Maybe this has been there previous basho when I complained about not being able to read the paper in the image, or maybe it's new this time because the image is absolutely impossible to read this time, but there's a reply tweet giving the information in text.

Apparently they give prizes to hashtags now, not actual rikishi.

Edited January 22 by Gurowake

[Seiyashi 3,458]

The image isn't that bad, it just has to be opened and zoomed a bit. But whoever wrote Kotoshōhō for the kantōshō needs to learn to write for the camera.