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Sumo

female sumo wrestling; female sumo wrestler

shirizumo; back-to-back sumo; game in which players push each other with their buttocks

Sumo

sumo-themed song; song sung at sumo events

Sumo

ritual matches held at a shrine

Mongolian wrestling; Mongolian sumo

is no match for; can't hold a candle to

Sumo

tournament other than the six major tournaments

Sumo

amateur wrestling on a street corner or in an empty field (esp. in autumn)

Sumo

wrestling show in a roadside tent

Sumo

writing style used to write the rankings

Indian wrestling

Idiomatic expression

to profit at someone else's expense; to rob Peter to pay Paul; to take risks with other people's money

Sumo

wrestling in which both wrestlers grasp the other's belt with both hands

to profit at someone else's expense; to rob Peter to pay Paul; to take risks with other people's money

sumo wrestling using strength instead of technique

Sumo

preliminary bouts with unranked wrestlers; unranked wrestlers

eradication of corruption

insect fighting; bug fighting

Sumo

"new" sumo (for women) conducted on a mat, wearing leotards instead of a mawashi

Sumo

exhibition match held at a wrestler's retirement ceremony

Sumo

writing style used to write the rankings

Idiomatic expression

to ultimately fail despite being in a favourable position; to fail at the last moment; to win the battle but lose the war; to have the upper hand in sumo (technique) but lose the match

vendor at a sumo tournament

Shinto

part of the shrine dedication ceremony at the Hachiman shrine in Yoshitomi, where articulated wooden dolls enact a sumo bout

game in which two people hop on one foot and push each other