Learn basic sumo techniques

Football may save a lot of philosophy. But it seems there is no other sport that is done religiously surpass Sumo. Sumo history can not be separated from the ritual of Shinto teachings. In every sumo match, various religious rituals are performed in detail. The match arena, in the form of a circle called "dohyo", is a sacred area that can not be accessed by just anyone. Only pastors, pesumo, and sumo elders are allowed into dohyo. Within a year, sumo match is done six times. Three of the games were held in Tokyo, in January, May, and September.

Usually the tournament lasts for 15 days. In Tokyo, the match is held at the Sumo Arena (kokugikan) Ryogoku. This January, the sumo match is held in Tokyo from January 9th to the 23rd of 2011. To be able to watch the game, we need to book tickets first, either via the internet or come directly to the stadium. But I suggest to book first through the internet. This is considering the high public interest towards Sumo. If we "go show", it probably will not get a ticket. In around the sumo arena, we will easily see the sumo wrestlers passing by. And indeed, their bodies are very big.

Some pesumo even weighing up to 250 kg. Being big is indeed an achievement in sumo sport. Big is sexy. In Japan itself, pesumo is a respectable profession. The income of professional pesumo minimum of 250 million rupiah each month. This does not include bonuses and earnings from sponsors. No wonder when the cover fabric they use (keeshi mawashi), the price can be hundreds of millions.

The nature of fiction has also been recognized through the media which is usually done in the form of interviews. And for matches that have been through the process of setting and planning first can be called with kayfabe. The content in this pro wrestling is usually aggressive but there must always be communication between wrestlers who participate in the pertandungan. But this time, we will see what kind of wrestling techniques are used in regular matches.