Re: [sumo] oshi-dashi'd message

[Doreen Simmons <jz8d-smmn@asahi-net.or.jp>]

At 20:27 -0400 05.7.7, Todd Lambert wrote:
> Yes,
>
> There is a ticket window, and tickets are often available weekdays (and
> sometimes weekends/holidays) on a day-to-day basis for the Nagoya
> Basho.  You should try to get there as early as possible, as the most
> economical seats tend to sell out first, leaving only the more
> expensive box seats available for late-comers.  You may even get lucky
> and find tamari-seki being sold (a little expensive, but a great
> experience).

Picking myself up off the floor, where I have been rolling with laughter, I 
will put in my own prediction: on Day 2, same-day tickets will be on sale 
all day, until the window closes and the oyakata packs up for the day. That 
is, if you want the cheapest ticket, you can go any time you feel like it. 
More expensive seats are quite likely to be on the market too.

Day 2 is not a problem for anybody but the Kyokai and the chaya.

Doreen Simmons
<jz8d-smmn@asahi-net.or.jp>
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