France is hosting a sumo tournament.
Go to france tv to watch. "You must make an account" Okay, I have an outlook account specially made to be a dump for sign ups.
"We cannot broadcast outside france"
Okay, I fire up my VPN, point it at france and bam, Sumo!
Can't stop the signal, friend. #sumo
Sumo Tournoi de Paris
Après les éditions de 1986 et 1995, la capitale française accueille de nouveau le tournoi de sumo. 62 sumotoris, appelés également rikishis, seront à l'Accor Arena les 13 et 14 juin.
Disponible sur France TV
https://www.france.tv/sport/autres-sports/tournoi-de-paris-de-sumo/
France : après trente ans d’absence, les maîtres du sumo, considérés comme des demi-dieux, sont de retour à l’Accor Arena de Paris-Bercy - RTBF - Info ([email protected] (afp))
Voilà un spectacle que je n’ai jamais vu, malgré mes années au Japon.
Any way to watch old tournaments?
Just finished up watching the May tournament last night. I had been watching the half hour videos on the NHK Youtube channel, but when I went to watch the final last night, I saw it was pulled. From browsing the NHK main site, it seems they pull the videos after a couple weeks. I was able to find the day 15 matches on some random channel, but it was a much tougher watch with the format being so different from being another station’s broadcast and everything was in Japanese, so I had to watch each match and then rewatch a bunch to read what happened since I’m still new to this. I’d been wanting to go back and watch old tournaments to see how some of the guys I like had progressed, but I’d assumed the older ones would all be on the NHK site, so now it seems I’m out of luck. Is there a go-to place to at least get something close? I was browsing here and r/sumo and there were a bunch of recommendations, but checking out a few, they largely seemed to be commentary and not much of actual match video. It was exciting to see Wakatakakage win. In the beginning it felt fairly straightforward for Kirishima, and it was fun watching him and all, but once Gonoyama beat him, that got me excited all over again. Ura is probably my favorite to watch because of all his surprising and fast manuevers. My favorite rikishi though has been Hakunofuji. He was one of the ones I was first able to pick out when I started watching due to his exciting matches, and he always looks very happy, which I like. It sounds like I wasn’t the only one to take notice with him, as I heard he won the Fighting Spirit prize, which I of course had never heard of before, but I felt it was appropriate when I did hear of it. 🙂 I’m glad you guys got me interested in checking out sumo. It’s been a lot of fun!
湘南乃海関の“マヨビーム”が上手すぎる。大阪のお好み焼き店で披露し「プロやん」「惚れぼれ」
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