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Tamanoi stable

玉ノ井部屋

Tamanoi stable is in Nishi-Arai, Adachi ward, Tokyo. Its head is Tamanoi Daisuke, the 14th Tamanoi, who wrestled as Tochiazuma and reached ozeki, the second-highest rank. The stable was founded in February 1990 by the 13th Tamanoi, former sekiwake Tochiazuma Tomoyori, and moved to its present site in December 2004. According to Japanese Wikipedia, it belongs to the Dewanoumi ichimon. In the September 2026 rankings it has two wrestlers in juryo, the second division.

Address〒123-0841 東京都足立区西新井4-1-1
HeadTamanoi Daisuke (14th Tamanoi, written 玉ノ井 太祐); former ring name Tochiazuma; highest rank ozeki
IchimonDewanoumi ichimon (per Japanese Wikipedia)
FoundedFebruary 1990 at Umeda, Adachi ward, Tokyo, by the 13th Tamanoi (former sekiwake Tochiazuma Tomoyori); moved to the present Nishi-Arai site in December 2004; in September 2009 the former ozeki Tochiazuma Daisuke took the name Tamanoi (14th) and inherited the stable under the same name
Nearest stationDaishimae Station (Tobu Daishi Line), 15 minutes on foot (stable's own site); alternatively a 15-minute bus ride from Nishi-Arai Station (Tobu Skytree Line), Kokusai Kogyo Bus Akabane 23, to the Adachi Kogyo Koko Minami stop, then 1 minute on foot
Morning practiceGeneral visits at the Tokyo stable are currently not accepted (suspended because of crowding); visits at regional tournaments are accepted
Visiting · General morning-practice visits at the Tokyo stable are currently not accepted because of crowding; visits at regional tournaments are accepted. The stable's guide page says supporters' club members are given priority and asks interested people to use the contact form. No days, times, fee or visitor rules are stated on the pages read.

The present master, former ozeki Tochiazuma Daisuke, won three makuuchi championships and is only the second wrestler in sumo history to win the championship in every division from jonokuchi to makuuchi.

In 1991 the stable took in five Brazil-born recruits (per Japanese Wikipedia).

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