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Futagoyama stable

二子山部屋

Futagoyama stable is in Shibamata, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo. Its head is Futagoyama Masataka, the former Miyabiyama, whose highest rank as an active wrestler was ozeki, the second-highest rank. The present stable was founded on 1 April 2018, first stood in Tokorozawa, Saitama, and moved to Shibamata before the May 2021 tournament. The Japan Sumo Association lists two sekitori, wrestlers in juryo or the top division: Roga and Nabatame. According to Japanese Wikipedia, the stable belongs to the Dewanoumi ichimon, and an earlier stable of the same name, active from 1962 to 2004, produced yokozuna, the highest rank in sumo.

Address〒125-0052 東京都葛飾区柴又2-10-13
HeadFutagoyama Masataka (former shikona Miyabiyama); highest rank as active wrestler: ozeki
IchimonDewanoumi (per Japanese Wikipedia)
Founded1 April 2018, by the 14th Futagoyama (former ozeki Miyabiyama), who branched off from Fujishima stable with six apprentices
Nearest stationKeisei Shibamata Station, 7-8 minutes on foot
Morning practiceNot open to the general public; viewing is a benefit for members of the supporters' association
Visiting · Morning practice viewing is not open to the general public. It is a benefit for members of the stable's supporters' association: individual members (the member only) and corporate members (people belonging to the member company), one person per membership unit; children up to 6th grade by separate consultation. Annual fees are 10,000 yen for individual and 30,000 yen for corporate membership. Premium members (1,000,000 yen per year) get a private viewing for about 20 people about once a year during a Tokyo tournament. After joining, a notice of viewing rules is sent with the commemorative gift and members book in advance. Photos and videos on social media are allowed only where permitted.

The present stable was founded on 1 April 2018 and moved to the former Azumazeki stable facility in Shibamata before the May 2021 tournament.

Russian-born Roga won the jonokuchi championship in January 2019, the stable's first division championship, and was promoted to juryo in November 2022 (per Japanese Wikipedia).

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