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Here's a question for the eccentric
sumo historians on this list. In the 1954 Haru Basho, Daitenryu (later
known as Kaizan) won the Kanto-sho, the first and only sansho of his career. In
Kyodo's 2002 Rikishi Directory, he is listed as a rank I've never heard of. The
kanji looks like it can be read as "chozen" or "harimae",
but I can't find that kanji compound in any of my dictionaries.
Any ideas what it is? Thanks for the help.
Chris
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