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Japan's decade-long wait for sumo champion ends with Kotoshogiku
Published Wed, Jan 27, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Tokyo
IN Tokyo last weekend, sumo wrestler Kotoshogiku won the first of the year's six top-level tournaments. The result was big news because of his nationality: Japanese.
Since the 1990s, foreigners have come to dominate the top level of sumo, Japan's national sport. Though there are six two-week top-tier tournaments…
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