Kaminariyuki Posted April 17, 2020 Author Posted April 17, 2020 Houston, I believe we have a winner! As a mongrel mutt myself, I can feel the weight of the expression and the way I suspect it's used in Japanese. Any of the Japanese reading forum members ready to cough up the kanji for "banzuke oazuke?" I fear the Dog Days of sumo have only just begun. We may have to lie in the corner for a while this summer... 1 1
Andonishiki Posted April 18, 2020 Posted April 18, 2020 as the japanese say Sei Gen Ji Kan..... preparation time.... and Sei Gen Ji Kan ippai when that period is over and we are fully prepared for the fight 1
Amanogawa Posted April 27, 2020 Posted April 27, 2020 (edited) I found this topic really interesting, thanks Kaminariyuki (wow, roaring thunder and snow – what a dramatic image you evoke. As if ushering a relentless winter but eventually a bright spring again filled with hope and anticipation – just like this one. After a big “zombie limbo”, you’ll sure to enjoy the full-scale pleasure again ( well… just if there’s no vicious virus around…. ) Right after Senshuraku Musubi no Ichiban, I just feel “ki ga nukeru” - literally, “Spirit leaves me” like, what should I do with this empty feeling? And actrually the next day is worse - I feel more “gakkari( discouraged )” coming home from work realizing there’s no recorded bouts to watch after dinner any more. Then as the banzuke-announcment day approaches, it’s like a puppy dog put to wait drooling with a yummy meal right in front of him. That’s exactly the “oazuke” situation. So I really like “banzuke oazuke time”!! A nice playful rhyme. Of course “banzuke oazuke limbo” sounds really good too! Edited April 27, 2020 by Amanogawa 4
Kaminariyuki Posted November 24, 2020 Author Posted November 24, 2020 On 27/04/2020 at 05:12, Amanogawa said: I found this topic really interesting, thanks Kaminariyuki (wow, roaring thunder and snow – what a dramatic image you evoke. As if ushering a relentless winter but eventually a bright spring again filled with hope and anticipation – just like this one. After a big “zombie limbo”, you’ll sure to enjoy the full-scale pleasure again ( well… just if there’s no vicious virus around…. ) Amanogawa - sorry, I must have dropped off of SF about mid-April for a bit, and just saw your post while looking for the term Jlann had put forth. Ver poetic, I agree. Maybe we need to put it back out there...
Karasukurai Posted November 24, 2020 Posted November 24, 2020 On 17/04/2020 at 23:45, Kaminariyuki said: banzuke oazuke Ahhh here we are again - banzuke oazuke but with tinsel. 1
Halian Posted November 25, 2020 Posted November 25, 2020 On 23/03/2020 at 22:13, Kaminariyuki said: OK, I've whined about this before, and I'm sure I'm not the only one, but now I think it's time to put a name on it. Sumo is awesome, but one of the big let downs is that after 15 consecutive days of sumo, it's cold turkey for six-seven weeks. Brutal. With or without an audience. I think there should be a name for the day after Senshuraku. What have you folks got? 神帰 Kamigae, literally meaning “deity/ies going home”. In English, “silly season”.
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