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Ōtake stable at a glance
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History
Location and access
Notable former members
Ushers
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Overview
History
- Yokozuna Yokozuna (sumo)
- Taihō Kōki
- Elder stock Toshiyori
- Sekitori
- Shishihō Shishihō Yoshimasa
- Ōzutsu Ōzutsu Takeshi
- Sekiwake
- Sumo World Sumo World?action=edit&redlink=1
- Texas
- Tsuna Glossary of sumo terms
- Takatōriki
- Japan Sumo Association
- Kanreki dohyo-iri
- Rohō Rohō Yukio
- Komusubi
- Canabis Cannabis in Japan
- Takanohana Takanohana stable
- Ōnomatsu Ōnomatsu stable
- Magaki Magaki stable
- Takanohana Takanohana Kōji
- Jūryō
- Dairyū Dairyū Tadahiro
- Ōsunaarashi Ōsunaarashi Kintarō
- Driving without a license Rikishi
- Speed skater Speed skating
- Kōnosuke Naya Ōhō Konosuke
- Mudohō Mudohō Kōsei?action=edit&redlink=1
- Ja 夢道鵬幸成
- Naya Naya Takamori?action=edit&redlink=1
- Ja 納谷幸林
Ring name conventions
Owners
- Takatōriki Takatōriki Tadashige
Notable active wrestlers
Notable former members
- Ōnohana Ōnohana Taketora
- Ōwakamatsu Ōwakamatsu Yoshihiro?action=edit&redlink=1
- Ja 大若松好弘
Ushers
Hairdresser
Location and access
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Important terminology
stable taihō wrestlers sumo name jūryō former wrestler ōtake active takatōriki dairyū ōsunaarashi naya stables retirement joined nishonoseki may sekiwake
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