JSA reprimands sumo elder Takanohana

JSA reprimands sumo elder Takanohana

NAGOYA, Japan - Japan Sumo Association Chairman Kitanoumi reprimanded stable master and former yokozuna Takanohana on July 18 for making critical comments about the sumo body in television programs.. Photo shows Takanohana after meeting with sumo offiials.

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