Kagamiyama stable
According to Japanese Wikipedia, Kagamiyama stable was dissolved: the Japan Sumo Association board decided on 21 July 2021 to close it, and all members, including the 8th Kagamiyama, transferred to Isenoumi stable. It does not exist today under this name. The stable was founded in 1970 by the 7th Kagamiyama, the former 47th yokozuna (the highest rank in sumo) Kashiwado Tsuyoshi, who split from Isenoumi stable. Its last head was the 8th Kagamiyama, Tagaryu Shoji, whose highest rank was sekiwake. It belonged to the Tokitsukaze ichimon.
At the September 1984 tournament, the last held at the Kuramae Kokugikan, the stable's maegashira Tagaryu won the top-division championship, and head Kagamiyama presented the championship flag himself (per Japanese Wikipedia).
The stable was founded in 1970 by Kashiwado, who retired after the July 1969 tournament and took the elder name of the 7th Kagamiyama (per Japanese Wikipedia).
Wrestlers
- Tagaryu Shoji · Sekiwake
- Kirinishiki Toshiro · Maegashira 2
- Zaonishiki Toshimasa · Maegashira 1
- Konuma Katsuyuki · Maegashira 9
- Banshinzan Seizaburo · Maegashira 2
- Mikumayama Yoshio · Maegashira 12
- Hakuryu Hiroshi · Juryo 1
- Chokairyu Hidetoshi · Juryo 9
- Sanofuji Kiyohiko · Juryo 5
- Kagamifuji Ayumu · Jonokuchi 23