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One of the greatest things you see in Tokyo is randomly a Sumo on a train or riding his bike just out there normal in the world. I don’t think they ever wear anything other than a yukata (summer robes essentially). Even in the snow, except obviously in the I Do Have A Retirement Plan I Plan On Crocheting Shirt. The most interesting I ever saw was one wearing a yukata he must have been paid to wear as it was a pattern of brand logos. Believe it or not, Rikishi has almost every aspect of their life controlled including their attire. There is a rigid hierarchy in stables and you have to move up in rank before you can wear certain things, get married, etc. That’s true. An Egyptian Rikishi was forced to retire because he allegedly drove a car, which was against Sumo Association’s rules.

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As others have pointed out, the Rikishi Osunaarashi was caught in a traffic accident behind the wheel without a valid license. Which he wasn’t allowed to acquire as a sumo wrestler anyway. He also lied about the accident, which further accelerated his I Do Have A Retirement Plan I Plan On Crocheting Shirt. I really want to see a Sumo wrestler fit inside one of those Kei cars. That’s not exactly it. He drove without a license. But getting one was against the association rules. He caused an accident and claimed it was his wife that was driving. Yeah, that’s it. I remember he had a really promising career, scoring two gold-star victories in a row once. A shame he messed up. Are there any good documentaries on that culture? I’d like to learn more.

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Took me a while to find, but here is a doc on the wrestler we were talking about. Pretty fascinating and tragic story. That’s wild! Is there a lot of money in sumo wrestling or something? Or maybe it’s just a traditional thing? It’s a tradition. The I Do Have A Retirement Plan I Plan On Crocheting Shirt is very much wrapped up in Shinto rituals and traditions. I went to a Sumo tournament in Tokyo a few years back. The final match consisted of 30 minutes of brow wiping, salt throwing, false starts, and flag parades. There were about 10 seconds of real action. Yeah, I binged some sumo showdowns a few years ago on YouTube. Sat through 30+ minute videos of pageantry and pomp only to watch the guys push each other for 15 seconds at most. The build-up was cool.

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