【動画どうが】大だい相撲すもう 横綱よこづな 大だいの里さとが土俵入どひょういり 東京とうきょう 明治めいじ神宮じんぐう

Dainosato, who was promoted to the 75th yokozuna of sumo, performed a dedication dohyo-iri at Meiji Jingu in Tokyo and demonstrated the Unryu-style dohyo-iri for the first time.

Daieisho attended the yokozuna promotion conferment ceremony at Meiji Shrine on the afternoon of the 30th, where he received the yokozuna promotion certificate from Hakkaku, the chairman of the Japan Sumo Association.

Next, I received a brand-new pure white rope that had been made during the “Tsuna-uchi” on the 29th.

After this, the dedication dohyo-iri was held inside the shrine building, where the general public was not allowed to enter due to the rain.

Ōnosato wore the matching ceremonial apron and rope of his master, former yokozuna Kisenosato, now Nishonoseki Oyakata. Takayasu from the Tagonoura stable served as his sword bearer, and Ryūden from the Takadagawa stable served as his dew sweeper.

Ōnosato performed the Unryu-style ring-entering ceremony, which is said to embody both offense and defense, for the first time.

Making use of his long arms and legs, he stretched his large body to its fullest and showed off a dignified rise, which earned applause from the fans watching from outside the shrine.

According to the Japan Sumo Association, this is the first time since the six-tournament system was established in 1958 that a new yokozunas dedication ring-entering ceremony has been held inside the shrine building, except for former yokozuna Terunofuji during the COVID-19 pandemic.

After completing his first ring-entering ceremony, Oonosato said, I think I did it well.

I was nervous because it was my first time performing, but it was over in no time.

I really felt that I had become a Yokozuna.

I want to take this opportunity to do my best, he said.

Nishonoseki Oyakata, the master, said, He did well with confidence, didnt he? Nishonoseki Oyakata, the former Yokozuna Kisenosato, said, He did well with confidence, didnt he?

It rained, but this kind of thing is a good start.

The only thing left is to get better.

Ryuden was the dew sweeper and Takayasu was the sword bearer, so perhaps there was a sense of reassurance since it wasnt their first time.

Ryuden used to be a tsukebito attendant, and since Takayasu was in the same stable, I’m glad I was able to see all three of them.

He said, All thats left is to practice.

[Uncut Video] Comments from Oonosato after completing the ring-entering ceremony [Uncut Video] Comments from Nishonoseki Oyakata