Haru Basho

March 14 - March 28, 1976

Osaka • Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium

All Makuuchi Juryo Makushita Sandanme Jonidan Jonokuchi
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Juryo 十両 Day 13

Ryumon 龍門 J13E 東 西 J12W Kenryu 乾龍
yorikiri
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Shiratayama 白田山 J8E 東 西 J10W Kiyonohana 清乃華
hatakikomi
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Zaonishiki 蔵玉錦 J9W 東 西 J7W Kotokaze 琴風
oshidashi
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Onishiki 大錦 J7E 東 西 J12E Daihi 大飛
sotogake
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Chiyozakura 千代桜 J8W 東 西 J6W Takanosato 隆の里
yorikiri
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Asanobori 朝登 J6E 東 西 J9E Tochiisami 栃勇
yorikiri
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Daio 大旺 J10E 東 西 J5W Daigo 大剛
sotogake
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Kotogatake 琴ヶ嶽 J5E 東 西 J4W Tenryu 天龍
tsukitaoshi
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Iwatora 巌虎 J11W 東 西 J3W Maruyama 丸山
oshitaoshi
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Kurama 蔵間 J4E 東 西 J2W Wakanoumi 若ノ海
kubinage
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Banryuyama 播竜山 J2E 東 西 J13W Oshinoyama 忍の山
yorikiri
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
Dewanohana 出羽の花 J11E 東 西 J1W Dairyugawa 大竜川
oshidashi
Details
Tachiai Quality
0/5
Kimarite Quality
0/5
Aggression
0/5
Henka Used No
十両

Sumo Terminology

Dohyo-iri (土俵入り)
Ring-entering ceremony performed before matches begin
Tachiai (立ち合い)
The initial charge at the start of a bout
Kimarite (決まり手)
Winning technique used to win a bout
Henka (変化)
A sidestep move at the tachiai, considered by some to be unsportsmanlike
Torikumi (取組)
The schedule of tournament matches
Kachi-koshi (勝ち越し)
A winning record (8 or more wins in a 15-day tournament)