Asakayama stable (浅香山部屋, Asakayama-beya) is a stable of sumo wrestlers. Previous incarnations with this stable name have existed, with the last being headed...
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Asakayama may refer to: Asakayama stable, a stable of sumo wrestlers Asakayama Oyakata, the head coach of Asakayama stable, ex-ōzeki Kaiō Hiroyuki Asakayama...
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yūshō (or tournament) for his new stable. In February 2014, former ōzeki Kaiō branched off and formed Asakayama stable, taking two wrestlers from Tomozuna...
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a coach at Tomozuna stable under the elder name Asakayama. In 2014, he established the latest incarnation of the Asakayama stable. Koga did karate for...
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to transfer to the Ōshima and Asakayama stables each being rejected (respectively by the association and by Asakayama himself). Public broadcaster NHK...
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originally worked as a coach at his stable, now re-named Ōshima stable, until May 2023 when he transferred to Asakayama stable. Kaisei's danpatsu-shiki (retirement...
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transferred to Isegahama stable (the head stable of the same ichimon), while all other remaining staff transferred to Asakayama stable. Many wrestlers in the...
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to withdraw from the basho under COVID protocols. 21: Asakayama stable becomes the eighth stable to withdraw from the Nagoya basho because of COVID infections...
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some other personnel move to Asakayama. Mihogaseki stable closes October 2013, wrestlers move to Kasugano Magaki stable closes March 2013, wrestlers move...
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cousin who had a connection with a Miyagino stable junior wrestler. After being introduced to Asakayama oyakata, the former ōzeki Kaiō and a member of...
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