Urakaze stable

浦風部屋

Urakaze stable no longer exists: it closed for the last time in May 1962, and no successor or merger is stated. Earlier closures were in 1903, 1930 and 1941. The Urakaze name is still held (17th holder Shikishima since 2013), but there is no stable under it. According to Japanese Wikipedia, Taroyama Yukichi, the 11th holder of the name, ran the stable twice and held the name until his death in December 1964. The same source lists Raiden Tameemon, an ozeki (the second-highest rank), and Shiranui Dakuemon, a yokozuna (the highest rank in sumo), as belonging to it.

HeadTaroyama Yukichi (real name Miyajima Yukichi), 11th holder of the Urakaze name; ran the stable twice, from 1935 and from 1954, and held the name until his death on 30 Dec 1964 (per Japanese Wikipedia)

FoundedThe Urakaze name dates from the Edo period; the original founding year and founder are not stated. The stable closed in Aug 1903, was founded again after the May 1904 tournament by the 9th Urakaze, closed in Oct 1930, reopened in May 1935, closed in May 1941, reopened in May 1954 and closed for the last time in May 1962 (per Japanese Wikipedia)

In the early days of the Urakaze name, the ozeki Raiden Tameemon belonged to the stable (per Japanese Wikipedia).

Urakaze stable

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