the current,In principle, the Musashigawa-beya does not allow general visitors to observe our practice sessions.
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the policy
Musashigawa-beya is a sumo stable with a long history, tradition,and achievement, inherited from the previous master, the 14th Musashigawa Oyakata.
Sumo is an ancient Japanese traditional martial art and Shinto ritual.
While respecting the historical value of sumo, we will strive to be a stable that constantly evolves and breathes new life into the sport.
It is in hard and severe training that a sound mind dwells,and by cultivating a healthy body that can withstand daily training, sumo wrestlers will be feared and respected by people.
And, we believe that it is our mission as stable players to develop the “Yokozuna” who will stand at the top.
We, Musashigawa-beya, will move forward with the responsibility of being missionaries of history to protect the traditions of the sumo world and Japan.
the Master
the History
― Summary ―
Musashigawa-beya was established in 1930 by the first generation Musashigawa-beya, and during the era of the previous Musashigawa-beya (former yokozuna Mienoumi), due to his exceptional leadership, he held 1 “yokozuna”, 3 “ozeki”, 2 “komusubi”, 5 “makuuchi”, 2 I raised “Juryo”.
His accomplishments became engraved in people’s memories in the sumo world as “Musashigawa-beya.”
The new Musashigawa-beya believes that surpassing this achievement is the best way to repay the debt to “Toshiyori Musashigawa” generations, and will continue to train every day.
― History ―
| year | matters |
| 1931 | The first master Musashigawa (formerly known as “Ouryokukou”) established the stable on the site of the death of master Nakagawa. |
| 1933 | Closed “the heya” and transferred his disciples to Kagamiyama-beya. |
| 1981 | The 14th Musashigawa master (then known as “Toshiyori Yamashina”) was allowed to branch out and become independent from Dewaumi-beya, and established Musashigawa-beya after amicable independence. At that time, the 13th master Musashigawa (4th president of the Japan Sumo Association) was instrumental. |
| 1981~2008 | The 14th master Musashigawa trains 1 “Yokozuna”, 3 “Ozeki”, 2 “Komusubi”, 5 “Makuuchi”, and 2 “Jyuryo” as a master. ・Yokozuna：Musashimaru |
| 2008 | The 14th Musashigawa Master (former Yokozuna Mienoumi) was appointed as the Chairman of the Japan Sumo Association. |
| August 2010 | The 14th Master Musashigawa (former Yokozuna Mienoumi) resigns as chairman of the Japan Sumo Association. |
| September 2010 | The 14th Musashigawa stable (former yokozuna Mienoumi) inherited the stable from stable master Fujishima (former Ozeki Musoyama). Retired from leader. Musashigawa Stable became “Fujishima Stable” and the signboard was temporarily removed. |
| February 2013 | The 14th Musashigawa Master (former Yokozuna Mienoumi) retires at the mandatory retirement age. Birth of the 15th Musashigawa. |
| April 2013 | The establishment of the new Musashigawa-beya was approved after approval by the Japan Sumo Association’s board of directors. The signboard of Musashigawa-beya is revived by “Musashimaru”. |
the Overview
| Formal name | MUSASHIGAWA BEYA |
| Location | 4-1-10,Chuo,Edogawa-ku,Tokyo,132-0021,Japan （10 minutes walk from Shin-Koiwa Station on the JR Sobu Line） |
| Establishment | Aplil 1st,2013 |
| Master | Name of “Toshiyori” ：Musashigawa Mitsuhide 15th”Toshiyori”：Musashigawa 67th”Yokozuna：Musashimaru Real name：Musashimaru Kouyou Nationality：Japan |
| Affiliated “Rikishi” | 15 people（As of January 2024） |
| Affiliated “Gyoji” | “Gyoji Jonidan” Keitaro Kimura |
| Affiliated “Yobidashi” | none |
| Affiliated “Tokoyama” | “First rank-Tokoyama” Tokoken |
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