Doitsuyama 1,156 Posted May 17, 2003 Tamanokuni won a long bout against Chiyotenzan and is the highest ranked Makushita at 4-0 now. His last victim Sentoryu had again no problems and is 3-1 now. Five more are 4-0 for now with Furuichi beating Kotokikutsugi with kainahineri. Lead Makushita Kitazakura further inches to a return with a sukuinage against Tomikaze. Tokitenku git his first win with a very nice utchari, but again minimal offense from him despite a matta. -- Doitsuyama Jonokuchi Jk42w Nakane (3-0) yorikiri Jk39w Takemura (2-2) Jk38e Hara (2-2) oshidashi Jk37e Asakanda (1-3) Jk40e Miyoshi (1-3) yorikiri Jk36e Dewanooka (0-4) Jk34e Kurotani (3-1) uwatenage Jk31w Tenshin (2-2) Jk29w Azumahikari (2-2) oshidashi Jk30e Ikemoto (1-3) Jk28w Takeda (3-1) oshidashi Jk37w Nakatsunishiki (3-1) Jk25w Tomita (3-1) uwatenage Jk25e Yoshida (2-2) Jk27w Matsumura (2-2) yorikiri Jk23e Aigaki (1-3) Jk26e Imaizumi (4-0) oshitaoshi Jk21w Dewanoshima (3-1) Jk21e Kagoike (3-1) yorikiri Jk20e Takemoto (2-2) Jk17w Shirakawa (2-2) yorikiri Jk18w Kai (1-3) Jk13w Nishiuchi (3-1) shitatenage Jk14w Kamiguchi (2-2) Jk11e Komanohide (3-1) oshitaoshi Jk12w Morishita (2-2) Jk14e Shokiryu (2-2) yorikiri Jk10e Beppu (1-3) Jk9e Ito (2-2) oshidashi Jk7w Kasugahana (1-3) Jk4w Amami (2-2) yorikiri Jk6e Yamane (1-3) Jk3e Kurojishi (4-0) uwatenage Jk5w Daishiyama (3-1) 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uwatenage Ms5e Asahibenten (2-2) Ms1w Masutsuyoshi (3-1) yorikiri Ms4w Kotonomine (2-2) Ms1e Kitazakura (2-2) sukuinage Ms3e Tomikaze (1-3) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 16,974 Posted May 17, 2003 Looks like a heated battle for Juryo promotion this basho, with only 2 of the 10 top-ranked Makushita rikishi having less than a 2-2 after 4 bouts... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yoavoshimaru 0 Posted May 18, 2003 Sd51e Fujinokuni (2-2) kirikaeshi Sd54w Kanko (1-3)Sd13w Fudoyama (1-3) isamiashi Sd18w Yukitsukasa (0-4) Ms31e Furuichi (4-0) kainahineri Ms24w Kotokikutsugi (3-1) All nice kimarite. Is Yukitsukasa from the same heta as Otsukasa/Yotsukasa? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kashunowaka 269 Posted May 18, 2003 (edited) Sd51e Fujinokuni (2-2) kirikaeshi Sd54w Kanko (1-3) Sd13w Fudoyama (1-3) isamiashi Sd18w Yukitsukasa (0-4) Ms31e Furuichi (4-0) kainahineri Ms24w Kotokikutsugi (3-1) All nice kimarite. Is Yukitsukasa from the same heta as Otsukasa/Yotsukasa? Isamiashi isn't really a kimarite as such. Yes, all -tsukasa are from Irumagawa-beya. This practise started from the shisho's shikona. He was moto-sekiwake Tochitsukasa in Kasugano-beya (Tochisakae, Tochinonada, Tochinohana etc.). Noteworthy is that Tochiazuma (current one's father) was also from Kasugano and took the azuma kanji from his shikona to his Tamanoi-beya where many of his proteges have azuma in their shikonas (Kuniazuma, Azumaoh etc.). I believe Irumagawa and Sadogatake are the only heyas with this kind (-tsukasa, koto-) of unexceptional shikona formation practise. If I read correctly: All Kataonami rikishi start with Tama-. Kasugayama shikona start or end with 'kasuga'. Edit: All but one in Kasugayama, but he is a Jonokuchi rikishi, and so will probably change his shikona. All but one rikishi in Tomozuna-beya start with Kai-. Edited May 18, 2003 by Kashunowaka Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yubiquitoyama 4 Posted May 18, 2003 If I read correctly:All Kataonami rikishi start with Tama-. Kasugayama shikona start or end with 'kasuga'. Edit: All but one in Kasugayama, but he is a Jonokuchi rikishi, and so will probably change his shikona. All but one rikishi in Tomozuna-beya start with Kai-. All Oshima-beya-rikishi has the kanji for kyoku/asahi (although not everyone as a prefix). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Asashosakari 16,974 Posted May 19, 2003 Is Yukitsukasa from the same heta as Otsukasa/Yotsukasa? Yes, all -tsukasa are from Irumagawa-beya. There (almost) never being a rule without any exception, Hokutotsukasa (Jd107w) is apparently from Hakkaku-beya. ;-) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kotoseiya Yuichi 3 Posted May 19, 2003 (edited) Oh yes, all Kataonami guys are nowadays Tamas indeed! Kasugayama I ignored because of this prefix/suffix variation. Tomozuna's only exception nowadays is Sentoryu and even he used to be Kaishinzan. Hokutotsukasa is indeed an exception. Kotoyama of... er... Magaki (?) seems to have retired. Akiasahi (Jd79W) is the exception of Oshima. Even in those heyas where all rikishi share same kanji, most of the time the newcomers, I believe, wear for a while their own name before establishing a banzuke position and henceforth adopt a "proper" shikona. In Sadogatake at least (I think) the name is suffixed to Koto from day one or a "proper" shikona is adopted right away. I haven't really followed others' practise in this regard. Edited May 19, 2003 by Kotoseiya Yuichi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yoavoshimaru 0 Posted May 19, 2003 Thanks for the info everyone (Ranting...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Manekineko 200 Posted May 19, 2003 Just my two kotos worth (Ranting...) In Sadogatake at least (I think) the name is suffixed to Koto from day one or a "proper" shikona is adopted right away. Both of my unfortunate Sadogatake adoptees had Koto- prefix from the very start: Koto-Shimogama (his surname) and Koto-Kaneko (ditto). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
