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Kimarite

Kimarite (Japanese: 決まり手) is the technique used in sumo by a rikishi (wrestler) to win a match. It is officially decided or announced by the gyōji (referee) at the end of the match, though judges can modify this decision. The records of kimarite are then kept for statistical purposes.

Leg tripping, Special techniques & Backwards body drop

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Leg tripping

RomanizedTachi-aiDohyōMainoumi ShūheiNage
10 related topics

Special techniques

AoiyamaTerunofuji HaruoWakatakakageDaieishōTochinoshin
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Backwards body drop

TasukiKimonoUra Kazuki
3 related topics

Non-techniques

By defaultFoulDraw
3 related topics

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Basic techniques

Leg tripping

Twist down

Backwards body drop

Special techniques

Non-techniques

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Kimarite

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples45
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Kimarite

Top relations

related to Archaic kimarite and draws · 5
Kimarite → Additionally, As, Japan Sumo Association, Similar, The Japan Sumo Association
related to External links · 3
Kimarite → EnglishThe Techniques, NHK, Sumo
related to Backwards body drop · 2
Kimarite → Backwards, Japanese
related to Kekaeshi · 2
Kimarite → Kekaeshi, This
related to Leg tripping · 2
Kimarite → Japanese, Leg
related to Sotogake · 2
Kimarite → Lyoto Machida, Sotogake
related to Special techniques · 2
Kimarite → Japanese, Special
related to Throwing · 2
Kimarite → Japanese, Throwing
related to Twist down · 2
Kimarite → Japanese, Twist
related to Yorikiri · 2
Kimarite → This, Yorikiri

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opponent opponent's technique mawashi arm throw attacker dohyō body performed throwing rikishi leg forcing sumo pulling around twisting backwards one

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Kimariterelated to AbisetaoshiAbisetaoshi0.60section
Kimariterelated to Archaic kimarite and drawsThe Japan Sumo Association0.60section
Kimariterelated to Archaic kimarite and drawsAs0.60section
Kimariterelated to Archaic kimarite and drawsAdditionally0.60section
Kimariterelated to Archaic kimarite and drawsJapan Sumo Association0.60section
Kimariterelated to Archaic kimarite and drawsSimilar0.60section
Kimariterelated to AshitoriAshitori0.60section
Kimariterelated to Backwards body dropBackwards0.60section
Kimariterelated to Backwards body dropJapanese0.60section
Kimariterelated to ChongakeChongake0.60section
Kimariterelated to External linksEnglishThe Techniques0.60section
Kimariterelated to External linksSumo0.60section

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