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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

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wàng
    wang4
wang
 ou / o
    おう

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King
to rule; to reign over
(n,n-suf) (1) king; ruler; sovereign; monarch; (n,n-suf) (2) tycoon; magnate; champion; master; (n,n-suf) (3) (abbreviation) {shogi} (See 王将・おうしょう) king (of the senior player); (surname) Wan
rāja, king, prince, royal; to rule.

冠軍


冠军

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guàn jun
    guan4 jun1
kuan chün

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Champ / Champion
champion; CL:個|个[ge4]

女王

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nǚ wáng
    nu:3 wang2
nü wang
 joou(p); jouou; nyoou / joo(p); joo; nyoo
    じょおう(P); じょうおう; にょおう

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Queen
queen
(1) queen; (2) (じょおう, じょうおう only) female champion; (personal name) Joou

金星

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jīn xīng
    jin1 xing1
chin hsing
 kinboshi
    きんぼし

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Venus / Gold Star
gold star; stars (that one sees from blow to the head etc)
(1) dazzling victory; (2) {sumo} win of a rank-and-file wrestler over the grand champion; (surname) Kinboshi
Śukra, the planet Venus.

闘士

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 toushi / toshi
    とうし

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Fighter / Champion
fighter (for); militant; champion (of); boxer


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gāng
    gang1
kang
 tsuna
    つな
head rope of a fishing net; guiding principle; key link; class (taxonomy); outline; program
(1) rope; cord; line; (2) {sumo} grand champion's braided belt; (given name) Tsunashi
A net rope, bond, social nexus, constant obligation, the restraints of society.

姚濱


姚滨

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yáo bīn
    yao2 bin1
yao pin
Yao Bin (1957-), PRC champion ice skater during early 1980s and more recently national skating coach

強剛

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 kyougou / kyogo
    きょうごう
(noun or adjectival noun) veteran; champion

強豪

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 kyougou / kyogo
    きょうごう
(noun or adjectival noun) veteran; champion

拳王

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quán wáng
    quan2 wang2
ch`üan wang
    chüan wang
boxing champion

棋王

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qí wáng
    qi2 wang2
ch`i wang
    chi wang
 kiou / kio
    きおう
chess champion
{shogi} Kiō (one of the eight major professional titles of shogi); shogi king

横綱

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 yokozuna
    よこづな
(1) {sumo} yokozuna (highest rank in sumo); grand champion; (2) best in its field; crème de la crème; cream of the crop

王者

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 ouja(p); ousha / oja(p); osha
    おうじゃ(P); おうしゃ
(1) king; monarch; ruler; (2) champion

禦敵


御敌

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yù dí
    yu4 di2
yü ti
armed enemy of the nation; enemy of the Emperor; fig. championship challenger; contender opposing champion in sporting contest

覇者

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 hasha
    はしゃ
(1) supreme ruler; conqueror; (2) champion; winner; titleholder

貴輪

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 kirin
    きりん
{sumo} (See 貴輪時代) era at the end of 1970s dominated by grand champion Wajima and ozeki Takanohana; (female given name) Kiwa

陳露


陈露

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chén lù
    chen2 lu4
ch`en lu
    chen lu
Lu Chen (1976-), PRC figure skater, 1995 world champion

伏明霞

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fú míng xiá
    fu2 ming2 xia2
fu ming hsia
Fu Mingxia (1978-), Chinese diving champion

優勝者

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 yuushousha / yushosha
    ゆうしょうしゃ
champion; (first-prize) winner; victor; titleholder

大横綱

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 daiyokozuna
    だいよこづな
{sumo} grand champion considered to be truly great, usually with over 10 makuuchi tournament wins

大胃王

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dà wèi wáng
    da4 wei4 wang2
ta wei wang
eating champion

打撃王

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 dagekiou / dagekio
    だげきおう
batting champion

推挙式

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 suikyoshiki
    すいきょしき
first ring-entering ceremony of the newly promoted grand champion, performed at Meiji shrine

擁護者


拥护者

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yōng hù zhě
    yong1 hu4 zhe3
yung hu che
 yougosha / yogosha
    ようごしゃ
supporter (person)
advocate; defender; champion; backer

新横綱

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 shinyokozuna
    しんよこづな
{sumo} wrestler newly promoted to grand champion

曙太郎

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 akebonotarou / akebonotaro
    あけぼのたろう
(person) Akebono Tarō, 64th sumo grand champion (1969.5-)

李麗珊


李丽珊

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lǐ lì shān
    li3 li4 shan1
li li shan
Lee Lai-Shan (1970-), former windsurfing world champion from Hong Kong

柏戸剛

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 kashiwadotsuyoshi
    かしわどつよし
(person) Kashiwado Tsuyoshi, 47th sumo grand champion

衛道士


卫道士

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wèi dào shì
    wei4 dao4 shi4
wei tao shih
traditionalist; moralist; champion (of a cause)

赫胥黎

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hè xū lí
    he4 xu1 li2
ho hsü li
Huxley (name); Thomas Henry Huxley (1825-1895), British evolutionary scientist and champion of Darwin; Aldous Huxley (1894-1963), British novelist

選手権

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 senshuken
    せんしゅけん
championship; title (of champion)

雲竜型

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 unryuugata / unryugata
    うんりゅうがた
(sumo) Unryu style of grand champion's ring-entering ceremony

雲龍型

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 unryuugata / unryugata
    うんりゅうがた
(sumo) Unryu style of grand champion's ring-entering ceremony

黃金寶


黄金宝

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huáng jīn bǎo
    huang2 jin1 bao3
huang chin pao
Wong Kam-po (1973-), Hong Kong champion cyclist

一代年寄

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 ichidaitoshiyori
    いちだいとしより
(sumo) special coaching stock awarded to retired grand champion

不知火型

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 shiranuigata
    しらぬいがた
{sumo} Shiranui style of grand champion's ring-entering ceremony

世界王者

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 sekaiouja / sekaioja
    せかいおうじゃ
world champion

大乃国康

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 oonokuniyasushi
    おおのくにやすし
(person) Oonokuni Yasushi, 62nd sumo grand champion

大鵬幸喜

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 taihoukouki / taihokoki
    たいほうこうき
(person) Taihō Kōki, 48th sumo grand champion

学生横綱

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 gakuseiyokozuna / gakuseyokozuna
    がくせいよこづな
{sumo} university amateur champion

手数入り

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 dezuiri
    でずいり
{sumo} display of a champion in the ring

朝潮太郎

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 asashiotarou / asashiotaro
    あさしおたろう
(person) Asashio Tarō, 46th sumo grand champion

栃錦清隆

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 tochinishikikiyotaka
    とちにしききよたか
(person) Tochinishiki Kiyotaka, 44th sumo grand champion

横綱の器

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 yokozunanoutsuwa / yokozunanotsuwa
    よこづなのうつわ
(exp,n) {sumo} mental characteristics expected of a grand champion

横綱大関

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 yokozunaoozeki
    よこづなおおぜき
{sumo} grand champion filling the rank of champion to keep their number at 2

横綱稽古

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 yokozunakeiko / yokozunakeko
    よこづなけいこ
{sumo} practice session where grand champion is present

武蔵山武

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 musashiyamatakeshi
    むさしやまたけし
(person) Musashiyama Takeshi, 33rd sumo grand champion

無類力士

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 muruirikishi
    むるいりきし
{sumo} wrestler of grand champion quality but without the title

照國万蔵

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 terukunimanzou / terukunimanzo
    てるくにまんぞう
(person) Terukuni Manzou, 38th sumo grand champion

獨佔鰲頭


独占鳌头

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dú zhàn áo tóu
    du2 zhan4 ao2 tou2
tu chan ao t`ou
    tu chan ao tou
to come first in triennial palace examinations (idiom, refers to the carved stone turtle head in front of the imperial palace, next to which the most successful candidate in the imperial examinations was entitled to stand); to be the champion; to be the very best in any field

琴櫻傑将

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 kotozakuramasakatsu
    ことざくらまさかつ
(person) Kotozakura Masakatsu, 53rd sumo grand champion

看板大関

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 kanbanoozeki
    かんばんおおぜき
{sumo} physically exceptional wrestler promoted straight to champion rank during Edo period

絶対王者

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 zettaiouja / zettaioja
    ぜったいおうじゃ
undisputed champion

腕白横綱

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 wanpakuyokozuna
    わんぱくよこづな
{sumo} champion of children's sumo

若乃花勝

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 wakanohanamasaru
    わかのはなまさる
(person) Wakanohana III Masaru, 66th sumo grand champion (1971.1-)

貴輪時代

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 kirinjidai
    きりんじだい
{sumo} era at the end of 1970s dominated by grand champion Wajima and ozeki Takanohana

輪島大士

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 wajimahiroshi
    わじまひろし
(person) Wajima Hiroshi, 54th sumo grand champion

雲龍久吉

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 unryuuhisakichi / unryuhisakichi
    うんりゅうひさきち
(person) Unryū Hisakichi, 10th sumo grand champion

鳳谷五郎

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 ootoritanigorou / ootoritanigoro
    おおとりたにごろう
(person) Ootori Tanigorou, 24th sumo grand champion

一代年寄り

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 ichidaitoshiyori
    いちだいとしより
(sumo) special coaching stock awarded to retired grand champion

北の湖敏満

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 kitanoumitoshimitsu / kitanomitoshimitsu
    きたのうみとしみつ
(person) Kitanoumi Toshimitsu, 55th sumo grand champion

北勝海信芳

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 hokutouminobuyoshi / hokutominobuyoshi
    ほくとうみのぶよし
(person) Hokutoumi Nobuyoshi, 61st sumo grand champion

双羽黒光司

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 futahagurokouji / futahagurokoji
    ふたはぐろこうじ
(person) Futahaguro Kōji, 60th sumo grand champion

双葉山定次

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 futabayamasadaji
    ふたばやまさだじ
(person) Futabayama Sadaji, 35th sumo grand champion

大錦卯一郎

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 oonishikiuichirou / oonishikiuichiro
    おおにしきういちろう
(person) Oonishiki Uichirō, 26th sumo grand champion

大錦大五郎

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 oonishikidaigorou / oonishikidaigoro
    おおにしきだいごろう
(person) Oonishiki Daigorou, 28th sumo grand champion

宮城山福松

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 miyagiyamafukumatsu
    みやぎやまふくまつ
(person) Miyagiyama Fukumatsu, 29th sumo grand champion

小錦八十吉

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 konishikiyasokichi
    こにしきやそきち
(person) Konishiki Yasokichi, 17th sumo grand champion

常ノ花寛市

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 tsunenohanakanichi
    つねのはなかんいち
(person) Tsunenohana Kan'ichi, 31st sumo grand champion

朝青龍明徳

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 asashouryuuakinori / asashoryuakinori
    あさしょうりゅうあきのり
(person) Asashouryū Akinori, 68th sumo grand champion

東富士欽壱

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 azumafujikinichi
    あずまふじきんいち
(person) Azumafuji Kin'ichi, 40th sumo grand champion

栃ノ海晃嘉

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 tochinoumiteruyoshi / tochinomiteruyoshi
    とちのうみてるよし
(person) Tochinoumi Teruyoshi, 49th sumo grand champion

栃木山守也

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 tochigiyamamoriya
    とちぎやまもりや
(person) Tochigiyama Moriya, 27th sumo grand champion

横綱を食う

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 yokozunaokuu / yokozunaoku
    よこづなをくう
(exp,v5u) to beat a grand champion

正義の味方

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 seiginomikata / seginomikata
    せいぎのみかた
(exp,n) champion of justice; knight in shining armor; crime avenger; hero; super hero

武蔵丸光洋

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 musashimarukouyou / musashimarukoyo
    むさしまるこうよう
(person) Musashimaru Kōyou, 67th sumo grand champion

玉の海正洋

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 tamanoumimasahiro / tamanomimasahiro
    たまのうみまさひろ
(person) Tamanoumi Masahiro, 51st sumo grand champion

稲妻雷五郎

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 inazumaraigorou / inazumaraigoro
    いなづまらいごろう
(person) Inazuma Raigorou, 7th sumo grand champion

綾川五郎次

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 ayagawagorouji / ayagawagoroji
    あやがわごろうじ
(person) Ayagawa Gorouji, 2nd sumo grand champion

羽黒山政司

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 haguroyamamasaji
    はぐろやままさじ
(person) Haguroyama Masaji, 36th sumo grand champion

若乃花幹士

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 wakanohanakanji
    わかのはなかんじ
(person) Wakanohana I Kanji, 45th sumo grand champion; (person) Wakanohana II Kanji, 56th sumo grand champion

若島権四郎

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 wakashimagonshirou / wakashimagonshiro
    わかしまごんしろう
(person) Wakashima Gonshirou, 21st sumo grand champion

谷風梶之助

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 tanikazekajinosuke
    たにかぜかじのすけ
(person) Tanikaze Kajinosuke, 4th sumo grand champion

貴乃花光司

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 takanohanakouji / takanohanakoji
    たかのはなこうじ
(person) Takanohana Kōji, 65th sumo grand champion (1972.8-)

鏡里喜代治

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 kagamisatokiyoji
    かがみさときよじ
(person) Kagamisato Kiyoji, 42nd sumo grand champion

陣幕久五郎

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 jinmakukyuugorou / jinmakukyugoro
    じんまくきゅうごろう
(person) Jinmaku Kyūgorou, 12th sumo grand champion

隆の里俊英

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 takanosatotoshihide
    たかのさととしひで
(person) Takanosato Toshihide, 59th sumo grand champion

シャンピオン

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 shanpion
    シャンピオン
(personal name) Champion

チャンピォン

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 chanpion
    チャンピオン
champion; (personal name) Champion

チャンピョン

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 chanpyon
    チャンピョン
champion

三重ノ海剛司

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 mienoumitsuyoshi / mienomitsuyoshi
    みえのうみつよし
(person) Mienoumi Tsuyoshi, 57th sumo grand champion

佐田の山晋松

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 sadanoyamashinmatsu
    さだのやましんまつ
(person) Sadanoyama Shinmatsu, 50th sumo grand champion

前田山英五郎

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 maedayamaeigorou / maedayamaegoro
    まえだやまえいごろう
(person) Maedayama Eigorou, 39th sumo grand champion

北の富士勝昭

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 kitanofujikatsuaki
    きたのふじかつあき
(person) Kitanofuji Katsuaki, 52nd sumo grand champion

千代の富士貢

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 chiyonofujimitsugu
    ちよのふじみつぐ
(person) Chiyonofuji Mitsugu, 58th sumo grand champion

千代の山雅信

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 chiyonoyamamasanobu
    ちよのやままさのぶ
(person) Chiyonoyama Masanobu, 41st sumo grand champion

吉葉山潤之輔

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 yoshibayamajunnosuke
    よしばやまじゅんのすけ
(person) Yoshibayama Junnosuke, 43rd sumo grand champion

境川浪右衛門

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 sakaigawanamiemon
    さかいがわなみえもん
(person) Sakaigawa Namiemon, 14th sumo grand champion

大砲万右衛門

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 oozutsumanemon
    おおづつまんえもん
(person) Oozutsu Man'emon, 18th sumo grand champion

安藝ノ海節男

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 akinoumisetsuo / akinomisetsuo
    あきのうみせつお
(person) Akinoumi Setsuo, 37th sumo grand champion

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