Sumo Star Returns Home for Recovery |
Mongolian sumo wrestler yokozuna Asashoryu returned home during the week for a well-earned break, following his success in the March grand sumo tournament. The sumo champion’s stable master Takasago approved the travel to Mongolia and submitted the papers to the Japan Sumo Association. He will most likely return to Japan on April 24, just prior to the announcement of the new ranking list.
The Japan Sumo Association has also begun selling tickets for the next tournament, to be held on May 11. “After a bout where you’ve just exerted all of your power and won, you should take the high road. It takes away from the win otherwise.” Yaku also criticized Asashoryu for shouting “Thank you each and every time” in Japanese at the Osaka crowd during his tournament victory interview. “There’s no place for that in the sumo arena,” Yaku said. On April 7, yokozuna Hakuho was victorious in an exhibition tournament held in Yokosuka City. It was a single day elimination tournament held at the Yokosuka Arena, where around 4,000 fans gathered to watch Hakuho perform on the ring. In the final bout, Hakuho was able to win against ozeki Kotomitsuki by throwing him to the ground. Yokozuna Hakuho participated in the recording of the television show Sanma no Manma, which is hosted by famous Japanese comedian and actor Akashiya Sanma.
“When I tried to answer a question from him, he was already peppering me with the next one,” Hakuho said. THE UB POST |
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Canada to open trade office in Ulaanbaatar |
Canada will open a permanent trade office in Mongolia to assist local Canadian businesses. Canadian firms have a reported $395 million in investments, including operating more than 20 mines. Canada is also Mongolia’s second largest investor. |