Former Yokozuna Kisenosato Yutaka Araiso, who was promoted to Yokozuna for the first time in 19 years as a sumo wrestler from Japan, has become independent from the Tagonoura room to which he belongs and will set up a new room in his hometown of Ibaraki Prefecture. ..
At the board meeting on the 27th, the Japan Sumo Association approved that former Yokozuna Kisenosato Yutaka Araiso will become independent from the Tagonoura stable on August 1st and will establish a new room.
It means that a total of 6 wrestlers, including Araiso's master, 2nd stage wrestlers, 3 wrestlers from the beginning, and Gyoji Makushita, will be transferred from Tagonoura stable.
The "Araiso Stable" is set up in Ami Town, which is adjacent to Ushiku City, where I was born, and is aiming for completion around the summer of next year.
According to the Sumo Association, the former yokozuna has not set up a new room as a master since the former Musashimaru master Musashikawa became independent from the Fujishima stable in April 2013.
Former Yokozuna Kisenosato Yutaka Araiso was promoted to Yokozuna for the first time in 19 years as a sumo wrestler from Japan after the first place in 2017, and retired during the first place.
Currently, as a master with a room in Tagonoura stable, he teaches younger generations and is gaining popularity as a commentator.
Master Araiso said, "The goal is to strengthen and grow the disciples. I try to give guidance to identify each person and develop their individuality. For that purpose, the basics are important. I will teach while valuing the behavior and words as a sumo wrestler." I talked about my aspirations.
Regarding setting up a room in Ibaraki, my hometown, "Including the spread of sumo, if you have a large area in the region, you can do what you want to do and take on various challenges. I also want to give back to my hometown. I want to go, "he said.