- 1958 to present
- 1909 to 1957
- See also
- References
This is a list of wrestlers who have won the sumo second division jūryō championship since 1909, when the current championship system was established. These official tournaments are held exclusively in Japan.[1] The wrestler who has won the most jūryō championships is Masurao, with five. Wakanami and Tagaryū are the only wrestlers to have won a jūryō championship after winning a top division or makuuchi title. The only wrestlers to win the jūryō championship but never earn promotion to the top division are Genbuyama (1927), Sagahikari (1957), Tochiizumi (1983), Hidenohana (1988) and Daigaku (1991).[2] 1958 to presentThe first table below lists the champions since the six tournament system instituted in 1958.[3] The championship is determined by the wrestler with the highest win-loss score after fifteen bouts, held at a rate of one per day over the duration of the 15-day tournament. In the event of a tie a play-off is held between the wrestlers concerned.[4] Names in bold mark an undefeated victory (a zenshō-yūshō). Figures in brackets mark the number of championships earned up to that tournament for wrestlers who won the championship more than once. | January | March | May | July | September | November |
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year
in sumo | Tokyo | Osaka | Tokyo | Nagoya | Tokyo | Kyushu |
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| 2019 | Shimanoumi (1) | Shimanoumi (2) | | 2018 | Myōgiryū (3) | Sadanoumi | Ōnoshō | Takanoiwa (2) | Tokushōryū | Tomokaze | | 2017 | Daieishō | Toyohibiki (3) | Nishikigi | Daiamami | Abi | Sōkokurai | | 2016 | Hidenoumi | Ōsunaarashi | Chiyonokuni (2) | Amakaze | Daiki* | Satō* | | 2015 | Kitataiki (2) | Fujiazuma | Kagamiō | Mitakeumi | Shōhōzan | Shōdai | | 2014 | Chiyomaru | Hōmashō | Ichinojō | Tochinoshin (2) | Tochinoshin (3) | Tokitenkū (2) | | 2013 | Takanoiwa (1) | Kyokushūhō | Kotoyūki | Endō | Terunofuji | Chiyoōtori | | 2012 | Chiyotairyū | Kimikaze | Tamaasuka (2) | Chiyonokuni (1) | Jōkōryū | Sadanofuji | | 2011 | Kasugaō (2) | no tournament | Sagatsukasa | Myōgiryū (1) | Myōgiryū (2) | Ikioi | | 2010 | Gagamaru | Kimurayama (2) | Bushūyama (2) | Masatsukasa | Toyonoshima (2) | Kaisei | | 2009 | Shōtenrō (2) | Toyohibiki (2) | Tamaasuka (1) | Wakanosato (4) | Tamawashi | Kitataiki (1) | | 2008 | Tochinoshin (1) | Kimurayama (1) | Chiyohakuhō | Bushūyama (1) | Aran | Shōtenrō (1) | | 2007 | Toyohibiki (1) | Satoyama | Baruto (2) | Iwakiyama (2) | Baruto (3) | Sakaizawa | | 2006 | Tochinonada (2) | Baruto (1) | Toyozakura | Hōchiyama | Takanowaka | Jūmonji | | 2005 | Ōtsukasa (2) | Kotoshōgiku | Tochisakae (2) | Tokitsuumi (2) | Toyonoshima | Tōki | | 2004 | Wakanoyama (2) | Hakuhō | Tokitenkū (1) | Kotoōshū | Ama* | Ishide* | | 2003 | Asasekiryū | Tochisakae (1) | Tamakasuga | Kakizoe | Takekaze | Kokkai | | 2002 | Takamisakari | Kotoryū | Iwakiyama (1) | Ushiomaru | Tamarikidō | Kasugaō | | 2001 | Tamanonada* | Wakatsutomu | Kitazakura | Buyūzan | Aogiyama (2) | Ōikari (2) | | 2000 | Oginishiki (2) | Tochinohana | Wakanosato (2) | Wakanosato (3) | Kotomitsuki | Kinkaiyama (3) | | 1999 | Miyabiyama (2) | Daizen (3) | Ōtsukasa (1) | Kinkaiyama (2) | Hayateumi | Oginishiki (1) | | 1998 | Kinkaiyama (1) | Kushimaumi (3) | Ōikari (1) | Akinoshu | Chiyotenzan | Miyabiyama (1) | | 1997 | Dejima | Chiyotaikai (1) | Tokitsuumi (1) | Chiyotaikai (2) | Oginohana (4) | Wakanosato (1) | | 1996 | Rikiō (1) | Kyokūshuzan (2) | Rikiō (2) | Daizen (2) | Tochiazuma II | Tochinonada (1) | | 1995 | Asahiyutaka | Tokitsunada (2) | Tosanoumi (2) | Kyokūshuzan (1) | Wakanojō | Wakanoyama (1) | | 1994 | Naminohana (1) | Shikishima | Oginohana (3) | Tatsuhikari (2) | Naminohana (2) | Tosanoumi (1) | | 1993 | Aogiyama (1) | Tokitsunada (1) | Minatofuji | Tatsuhikari (1) | Hamanoshima | Asanowaka | | 1992 | Toyonoumi (2) | Enazakura | Kotogaume | Wakashōyō | Kotobeppu | Komafudō | | 1991 | Ryōgoku | Kyokugōzan | Daishōhō | Musashimaru | Daizen (1) | Daigaku | | 1990 | Masurao (4) | Masurao (5) | Daishōyama | Wakahanada* | Oginohana (2) | Daikikō* | | 1989 | Tochitsukasa (1) | Kushimaumi (1) | Kushimaumi (2) | Tochitsukasa (2) | Ryūkōzan | Oginohana (1) | | 1988 | Akinoshima | Wakasegawa (3) | Hidenohana | Tagaryū | Takanohama* (1) | Masurao (3) | | 1987 | Tochimatoi | Takamisugi | Ōnohana (1) | Masudayama | Ōnohana (2) | Hōō (4) | | 1986 | Mitoizumi | Masurao (2) | Chikubayama | Misugisato | Kinoarashi | Tochinowaka | | 1985 | Terao (1) | Tamaryū | Terao (2) | Masurao (1) | Sasshūnada | Wakasegawa (2) | | 1984 | Ōnishiki (4) | Konishiki (1) | Konishiki (2) | Kitao* | Tochiakagi | Kotochitose (2) | | 1983 | Ōnokuni | Washūyama (3) | Tochiizumi | Hoshi* | Hōō (2) | Hōō (3) | | 1982 | Shishihō (2) | Ōyutaka | Saisu | Wakasegawa (1) | Shishihō (3) | Banryūyama (4) | | 1981 | Hidanohana | Kōtetsuyama II* (2) | Azumanada* | Aobajō | Hōō (1) | Wakajishi | | 1980 | Taikō (2) | Ōnishiki (3) | Wakashimazu | Kōtetsuyama II* (1) | Fujizakura | Ōshio (3) | | 1979 | Ōshio (2) | Takanosato | Terunoyama | Mitsuruyama* (1) | Kotochitose (1) | Kotokaze | | 1978 | Kurosegawa | Taikō (1) | Washūyama (1) | Washūyama (2) | Ōzutsu | Taniarashi* | | 1977 | Kotogatake | Kotonofuji | Dewanohana | Ōnishiki (2) | Chiyozakura (2) | Tamakiyama (2) | | 1976 | Konuma | Banryūyama (3) | Tochiisami | Hachiya | Adachi | Daigō | | 1975 | Banryūyama (2) | Tamakiyama (1) | Futatsuryū II (1) | Tenryu | Aobayama | Futatsuryū II (2) | | 1974 | Chiyozakura (1) | Kawasaki (2) | Tokibayama (2) | Kirinji II | Asanobori (4) | Banryūyama (1) | | 1973 | Maruyama | Ryūko (2) | Obori* (1) | Asanobori (3) | Yoshinotani | Tokibayama (1) | | 1972 | Masuiyama | Asanobori (2) | Wakanoumi II | Daiyū (2) | Tochifuji (2) | Wakafutase (2) | | 1971 | Shiratayama | Nagahama* (2) | Ōshio (1) | Yoshioyama | Asahikuni | Kitaseumi | | 1970 | Katsuhikari | Daiju | Kongō (1) | Kongō (2) | Wajima | Nagahama* (1) | | 1969 | Asanobori (1) | Asasegawa (2) | Kawasaki* (1) | Arashiyama | Wakanami | Takanohana I (2) | | 1968 | Ryūko (1) | Tochifuji | Yoshinohana (2) | Wakamiyama | Hanada II* (1) | Kaigō | | 1967 | Mutsuarashi | Matsumaeyama | Tensuiyama (2) | Wakafutase (1) | Tochiazuma I | Wakanokuni (3) | | 1966 | Azumanishiki | Kiminishiki | Daishin | Maenoyama | Daimonji | Kanenohana | | 1965 | Wakanokuni (2) | Tensuiyama (1) | Kiyonomori (2) | Amatsukaze (2) | Hanahikari | Tamaarashi (2) | | 1964 | Wakatenryū (2) | Tochiōyama | Asasegawa (1) | Hasegawa (1) | Yoshinohana (1) | Oiteyama | | 1963 | Kotozakura (2) | Daiyū (1) | Kirinji I* | Kōtetsuyama I | Sawahikari | Kitanofuji | | 1962 | Arakiyama* (2) | Amatsukaze (1) | Tamaarashi (1) | Kotozakura (1) | Wakatenryū (1) | Okanoyama | | 1961 | Yoshinomine | Takanishiki (2) | Kiyonomori (1) | Wakachichibu (2) | Ōtsuka | Uchida* | | 1960 | Yasome (2) | Futatsuryū I | Kairyūyama | Hanada I* | Arakiyama* (1) | Wakakoma | | 1959 | Wakasugiyama | Yasome (1) | Wakanokuni (1) | Hoshikabuto (2) | Udagawa | Taihō | | 1958 | Tsunenishiki | Togashi* | Wakachichibu (1) | Aonosato (1) | Kitabayama | Aonosato (2) | |
*Ama would later become Harumafuji
*Arakiyama would later become Niigiyama
*Azumanada would later become Misugiiso
*Daiki would later become Hokutofuji
*Daikikō would later become Terunoumi
*Hanada I would later become Tochinoumi
*Hanada II would later become Takanohana I
*Hoshi would later become Hokutoumi
*Ishide would later become Shunketsu
*Kawasaki would later become Taiga
*Kirinji I would later become Daikirin
*Kitao would later become Futahaguro
*Kōtetsuyama II would later become Itai
*Mitsuruyama would later become Shishihō
*Nagahama would later become Yutakayama II
*Obori would later become Ōnishiki
*Satō would later become Takakeishō
*Takanohama would later become Toyonoumi
*Tamanonada would later become Tamanoshima
*Taniarashi would later become Yamaguchi
*Togashi would later become Kashiwado
*Uchida would later become Yutakayama I
*Wakahanada would later become Wakanohana III1909 to 1957The following tables list the champions before the introduction of the current tournament system. The system was less regularized between years, with a different number of tournaments held at different times and in different venues, and often with a changing number of bouts fought in each tournament. | January | March | May | September | November |
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| Tokyo | Osaka | Tokyo | Tokyo | Kyushu |
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| 1957 | Oikawa (1) | Fusanishiki | Oikawa (2) | Atagoyama | Sagahikari |
| New Year | Spring | Summer | Autumn |
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| Tokyo | Osaka | Tokyo | Tokyo |
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| 1956 | Iwakaze | Takanishiki | Tachikaze | Otayama | | 1955 | Hoshikabuto (1) | Tochihikari | Hirakagawa | Kamioiyama | | 1954 | Kiryugawa | Aichiyama | Wakanoumi I (2) | Hakuryuyama | | 1953 | Naruyama (1) | Dewaminato II | Naruyama (2) | Toyonobori |
| Spring | Summer | Autumn |
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| Tokyo | Tokyo | Tokyo |
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| 1952 | Fujitayama | Imaoshima* | Kakureizan* | | 1951 | Hiodoshi | Oiwazan | Shionishiki | | 1950 | Masumiyama | Kainoyama | Yonekawa* | | 1949 | Narutoumi | Onobori | Kotogahama | | 1948 | no tournament | Kuninobori (2) | Kiyoenami | | 1947 | no tournament | Dewanishiki | Kuninobori (1) | | 1946 | no tournament | no tournament | Iwahira* | | 1945 | no tournament | Chiyonoyama (2) | Hajimayama | | 1944 | Kusunishiki | Hirosegawa | Chiyonoyama (1) | | 1943 | Azumafuji | Mitsuneyama | no tournament | | 1942 | Surugaumi (1) | Surugaumi (2) | no tournament | | 1941 | Futamiyama | Terunobori | no tournament | | 1940 | Futasegawa | Masuiyama I | no tournament | | 1939 | Terukuni | Shikainami | no tournament | | 1938 | Ryūozan | Fujinosato | no tournament | | 1937 | Haguroyama | Kinkazan (2) | no tournament | | 1936 | Onami (2) | Maedayama | no tournament | | 1935 | Kasagiyama | Ayanishiki | no tournament | | 1934 | Komanosato | Dewaminato I | no tournament | | 1933 | Ayanobori | Choshinada | no tournament |
| Spring | March | Summer | October |
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| Tokyo | varied | Tokyo | varied |
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| 1932 | Onami (1) | Toshuzan | Ononishiki* | Kyushuzan | | 1931 | Takanohana | Kinkazan (1) | Ōshio | Kaneminato | | 1930 | Ayazakura* | Okitsuumi (1) | Tokiwano | Okitsuumi (2) | | 1929 | Musashiyama | Shimizugawa (1) | Shimizugawa (2) | Ōshima† | | 1928 | Tenryū | Koganoura | Wakashima (1) | Wakashima (2) | | 1927 | Shinkai | Genbuyama | 'Hatasegawa (1) | Hatasegawa (2) |
†tournament held in September | Spring | Summer |
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| 1926 | Takaragawa | Hoshikabuto | | 1925 | Rainomine | Kenrokuzan | | 1924 | Hitachidake | Nishikinada II | | 1923 | Hitachiiwa | Ichinohama | | 1922 | Noshirogata | Naranishiki | | 1921 | Nishikinada I (2) | Hitachishima | | 1920 | Mayaoroshi* | Tsurugahama | | 1919 | Akutsugawa (1) | Akutsugawa (2) | | 1918 | Yahazuyama | Nishikinada I (1) | | 1917 | Tsunenohana | Wakahitachi | | 1916 | Momijigawa | Chibagasaki | | 1915 | Iwakiyama* | Genjiyama*† | | 1914 | Ryōgoku | Ōnishiki | | 1913 | Yamadagawa | Kashozan | | 1912 | Kanenohana* | Uranohama* | | 1911 | Ishiyama | Sakuragawa† | | 1910 | Noshirogata | Tosanoura† | | 1909 | see below‡ | Hakkuniyama*† |
[5]*Ayazakura would later become the Shōwa era Ayagawa Gorōji
*Genjiyama would later become Nishinoumi
*Hakkuniyama would later become Kashiwado
*Imaoshima would later become Tatekabuto
*Iwahira would later become Wakabayama
*Iwakiyama would later become Kiyomigata
*Kakureizan would later become Tsurugamine
*Kanenohana would later become Otohira
*Mayaoroshi would later become Shitenryū
*Ononishiki would later become Kakogawa
*Uranohama would later become Urakaze
*Yonekawa would later become Asashio III†these tournaments were actually held the following month *A yūshō system giving the wrestler with the best tournament record a prize was introduced by the Mainichi newspaper in the second half of 1909, and this was officially integrated by the JSA in 1926. All tournaments predating the second tournament of 1909 did not recognize or award a championship.See also- Glossary of sumo terms
- List of active sumo wrestlers
- List of past sumo wrestlers
- List of sumo tournament top division champions
- List of sumo record holders
- List of sumo stables
- List of years in sumo
- List of yokozuna
References1. ^{{cite web | title = List of successive champions(1990-2010)| publisher=Sumo Reference | url= http://sumoreference.com| accessdate=2010-05-22}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/topic/34111-trivia-bits/?page=9#comment-315683|title=Trivia bits - Page 9 - Ozumo Discussions - Sumo Forum|last="Asashosakari"|date=23 September 2016|publisher=Sumo Forum|accessdate=23 September 2016}}
3. ^{{cite web | title = List of successive champions(1956-1965)| publisher=Nihon Sumo Kyokai | url= http://sumo.goo.ne.jp/eng/kiroku_daicho/yusho_rikishi/yusho_1956_1965.html| accessdate=2007-06-05}}
4. ^{{cite web| title=Rules of Sumo: Tournament| publisher=Nihon Sumo Kyokai| url=http://sumo.goo.ne.jp/eng/ozumo_joho_kyoku/shiru/kiso_chishiki/beginners_guide/rules.html#tournament| accessdate=2007-06-05| deadurl=yes| archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20070601161839/http://sumo.goo.ne.jp/eng/ozumo_joho_kyoku/shiru/kiso_chishiki/beginners_guide/rules.html#tournament| archivedate=2007-06-01| df=}}
5. ^{{cite web | title = Sumo Reference Database| publisher=Sumo Reference Database | url=http://sumoreference.com/Yusho.aspx | accessdate=2012-09-23}}
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