Morning sumo training, asa-geiko, is the daily foundation of a rikishi’s strength, discipline, and technique.

In just two years, Onosato went from his Makuuchi debut in January 2024 to becoming a yokozuna in May 2025.

Fujinokawa is one of the most exciting young rikishi, combining serious sumo pedigree with a compact, explosive fighting style.

Atamifuji has quickly made his mark in sumo’s top divisions, his rapid rise reflecting discipline and determination.

A rikishi’s body is built not only through morning practice, but through large, nourishing meals that help develop the size.

This banzuke brings together Japanese mythical animals, folklore beasts, and spirit creatures in the format of a traditional sumo ranking sheet.