Fujishima stable

Fujishima stable is in Arakawa ward, Tokyo. Its head is Fujishima (Takehito), who wrestled as Musoyama and reached ozeki, the second-highest rank. The Japan Sumo Association stable page lists two makuuchi wrestlers, makuuchi being the top division. According to Japanese Wikipedia, the stable belongs to the Dewanoumi ichimon, was founded in August 1981 as Musashigawa stable, was renamed Fujishima stable in 2010, and lists the yokozuna Musashimaru, yokozuna being the highest rank in sumo, among those who belonged to it.

According to Japanese Wikipedia, the 14th Musashigawa, former yokozuna Mienoumi, branched off from Dewanoumi stable in August 1981 to found it.

According to Japanese Wikipedia, many recent ring names combine the stable's character 藤 (Fuji) with a word meaning aiming higher.