Magaki stable
According to Japanese Wikipedia, Magaki stable no longer exists under this name: it closed after the March 2013 tournament, and the 18th Magaki and his wrestlers (7 in total) moved to Isegahama stable on 25 March 2013. The stable was led by the 18th Magaki, the former Wakanohana (II), who reached yokozuna, the highest rank in sumo, as the 56th yokozuna. An earlier Magaki stable was founded in 1959 and closed in 1975, and the stable was re-established in 1983. Its ichimon was the Takanohana group (Takanohana ichimon), and it had been expelled from the Nishonoseki ichimon in 2010.
According to Japanese Wikipedia, Wakasansho of Magaki stable moved to Isegahama stable when Magaki closed in 2013, became Terunofuji, and was promoted to the 73rd yokozuna after the July 2021 tournament (decision of 21 July 2021), making his debut as yokozuna in the September 2021 tournament.
According to Japanese Wikipedia, Ueda Manosuke (later a professional wrestler) and Matsuoka Gantetsu (Shogozan) also joined the first Magaki stable.
Wrestlers
- Gojoro Katsuhiro · Maegashira 3
- Wakanojo Munehiko · Maegashira 6
- Yamato Go · Maegashira 12
- Wakanoho Toshinori · Maegashira 1
- Wakatenro Keisuke · Juryo 2
- Hidenokuni Taishiro · Juryo 13
- Yamanakayama Kazuhiro · Juryo 13
- Wakatosho Toshio · Juryo 9
- Daitenzan Noritaka · Makushita 58
- Wakachikara Toru · Makushita 26
- Bontensho Yuki · Jonidan 25
- Wakashoji Ano · Jonokuchi 22