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Minanogawa Tōzō (****anese: 男女ノ川 登三,
September 17, 1903 –
January 20, 1971), also
known as
Asashio Kyojiro (朝潮 供次郎), was a ****anese
professional sumo wrestler...
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uncounted here, and
yokozuna Tachiyama had two. **Asashio
would later become Minanogawa Tōzō ^Wrestler is
currently active.
Glossary of sumo
terms List of active...
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Friend 1944 みみずく通信 [Mimizuku tsūshin] The Owl
Newspaper 1941 男女川と羽左衛門 [
Minanogawa to Uzaemon] The
River and
Uzaemon 1935 盲人独笑 [Mōjin Dokushō] The Blind...
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Kanagawa 1935 1939 Unryū
Dekiyama ¤ 34
Minanogawa Tōzō 男女ノ川 登三 2
Sadogatake Tsukuba,
Ibaraki 1936 1942 Unryū
Minanogawa ¤ 35 ****abayama
Sadaji 双葉山 定次 12 Tatsunami...
- kachi-koshi tournament, he
faced yokozuna Minanogawa in a
battle of two 6–6 yokozuna, and he
defeated Minanogawa,
which resulted in his
opponent having a...
- An
example of a
yokozuna acting as a tsuyuharai, at
Minanogawa's retirement ceremony at the
Yasukuni Shrine in 1942....
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promotion while two men with
inferior records to him,
Musashiyama and
Minanogawa, were both
promoted to
yokozuna instead. It has been
suggested that this...
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Hideki Shirakawa,
Nobel Prize winner Haruka Sunada,
volleyball player Minanogawa Tōzō, sumo
wrestler Hiroki Yamada,
baseball player List of technology...
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trained yokozuna Minanogawa and Maedayama. In 1929 Akutsugawa, a
former wrestler and
coach at
Takasago stable,
encouraged Minanogawa to join his newly...
- An
example of a
yokozuna acting as a tachimochi, at
Minanogawa's retirement ceremony at the
Yasukuni Shrine in 1942....
