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Musashigawa stable

武蔵川部屋

Musashigawa stable is in Edogawa ward, Tokyo. Its head is the 15th Musashigawa, former yokozuna Musashimaru (yokozuna is the highest rank in sumo), who re-founded the stable on 1 April 2013 after splitting from Fujishima stable. An earlier Musashigawa stable, founded in 1981, was renamed Fujishima stable in September 2010. According to Japanese Wikipedia, the stable belongs to the Dewanoumi ichimon. The stable's own history lists Musashimaru as a yokozuna and Musoyama, Dejima and Masayama as ozeki (the second-highest rank) of the 1981-2010 stable. The nearest station is JR Sobu Line Shin-Koiwa Station, a 10-minute walk.

Address〒132-0021 東京都江戸川区中央4-1-10
Head15th Musashigawa (former yokozuna Musashimaru, the 67th yokozuna)
IchimonDewanoumi (per Japanese Wikipedia)
Founded1 April 2013, by the 15th Musashigawa (Musashimaru), after splitting from Fujishima stable; the earlier Musashigawa stable was founded in 1981
Nearest stationJR Sobu Line Shin-Koiwa Station, 10 minutes on foot
Morning practiceNot open to the general public in principle; supporters' association members may visit by reservation
Visiting · The stable declines visits and morning-practice viewing by the general public in principle, giving infection prevention as the reason. Supporters' association members may visit by reservation via the contact form. No days, times or fee are stated, and the page read shows no date for the notice.

Musashimaru joined the original Musashigawa stable in 1989 and revived the Musashigawa name in 2013.

The earlier Musashigawa stable under the 14th Musashigawa, former yokozuna Mienoumi, produced 1 yokozuna, 3 ozeki, 2 komusubi, 5 maegashira and 2 juryo.

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