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- Kimikaze Toshiji (皇風 俊司) (born 23 September 1986 as Toshiji Naoe) is a former professional sumo wrestler from Chōfu, Tokyo, ****an. His highest rank was...
- 1943-10-08 Ki-43 1 P-38, 3 B-24s Rangoon, Burma (heavily injured) flying Ki-43 "Kimikaze" 49-52 unknown Ki-84 4 ****cats Philippines (In separated sorties) 53 unknown...
- rower Toshiji ****uda (福田 俊司, born 1948), ****anese photographer Toshiji Kimikaze (皇風 俊司, born 1986), real name Toshiji Naoe (直江 俊司), ****anese sumo wrestler...
- seven makuuchi or top division wrestlers - Takekaze, Yoshikaze, Wakakirin, Kimikaze, Amakaze, Yago and Tomokaze. Kotokaze announced on 25 December 2021 that...
- jūryō stalwart, former amateur at Kyushu Institute of Information Sciences Kimikaze 2009-1 2014-5 e1Maegashira 13 Oguruma jūryō champion Takanoiwa 2009-1 2018-12...
- January 2009 tournament, along with other contemporaries such as Takarafuji, Kimikaze and Takanoiwa. Despite his successes in amateur sumo, he never achieved...
- (1) Kyokushūhō Kotoyūki Endō Terunofuji (1) Chiyoōtori 2012 Chiyotairyū Kimikaze Tamaa**** (2) Chiyonokuni (1) Jōkōryū Sadanofuji 2011 Kasugaō (2) no tournament...
- Johoku High School (well known for its strong sumo program) Takarafuji, Kimikaze and Tokushōryū. His official debut was in the following March 2009 tournament...
- produced six wrestlers with top division experience, Takekaze, Yoshikaze, Kimikaze, Amakaze, Yago and Tomokaze. Another, Wakakirin, (who originally came from...
- to Goeido who won 12 bouts. The jūryō division championship is won by Kimikaze. 28: The Sumo ****ociation announce four promotions to jūryō – newcomers...