Has anyone had any experience framing up the 58 x 44 cm banzuke for display? I just finished unpacking and have decided to try and put up my copy of the Nagoya 2019 banzuke. The paper size is not exactly very common and it seems an A2 frame will leave some gaps - it'll work, but it won't be the cleanest. Anyone have any solutions for this?
And then, because it's late and everyone's too eager to hit up the bar, the messy section is completely forgotten.
I know I've done something similar in my work before - pencil in a draft just to have something that's 80% there, move on, and just overlook it when reviewing.
Could someone explain when the scalper problem surfaced? I'm assuming the scalper problem came up during COVID? Back when there were same day tickets they would have acted as a damper, no?
No, the club that says the first rule is that you never talk about the Takayasu yushō. The second rule is that you never talk about the Takayasu yushō.