Re: [sumo] Kanechika Takes Over Miyagino Beya

[Magnus Berg <magnus.rie@swipnet.se>]

This appears curious to me. Why do you need fewer basho to inherit a 
heya than to become a toshiyori? I mean, you must have a toshiyori to 
head a heya, right? Seems to me like having a rule that you must be 18 
to enter the amusement park, but only 16 to ride the rollercoaster 
inside, if you catch what I mean. It's probably very logical, so I'm 
sure someone can explain.
Over and out,
Maguroyama

2004-08-27 kl. 04.30 skrev Joe Kuroda:

> For those who are following the saga of Miyagino Beya,
> well, it's official now.
>
> Kanechika's highest rank was Juryo East 2 and he
> resided in Juryo for a total of 24 bashos. Normally to
> assume a Toshiyori, a rikishi must have at least one
> basho as a Sanyaku or 20 bashos  as a Makuuchi or a
> combined total of 30 bashos as Juryo and Makuuchi.
> However to inherit a heya, a rikishi only needs to
> satisfy a minimum of 12 Makuuchi bashos or 20 Makuuchi
> and Juryo bashos.
>
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