Kimarite
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- Basic techniques
- {{tlit|ja|Abisetaoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Oshidashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Oshitaoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsukidashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsukitaoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Yorikiri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Yoritaoshi}}
- Leg tripping
- {{tlit|ja|Ashitori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Chongake}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kawazugake}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kekaeshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Ketaguri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kirikaeshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Komatasukui}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kozumatori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Mitokorozeme}}
- {{tlit|ja|Nimaigeri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Ōmata}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sotogake}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sotokomata}}
- {{tlit|ja|Susoharai}}
- {{tlit|ja|Susotori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsumatori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Uchigake}}
- {{tlit|ja|Watashikomi}}
- Throwing
- {{tlit|ja|Ipponzeoi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kakenage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Koshinage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kotenage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kubinage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Nichōnage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Shitatedashinage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Shitatenage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sukuinage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsukaminage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Uwatedashinage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Uwatenage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Yaguranage}}
- Twist down
- {{tlit|ja|Amiuchi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Gasshōhineri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Harimanage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kainahineri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Katasukashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kotehineri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kubihineri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Makiotoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Ōsakate}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sabaori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sakatottari}}
- {{tlit|ja|Shitatehineri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sotomusō}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tokkurinage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tottari}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsukiotoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Uchimusō}}
- {{tlit|ja|Uwatehineri}}
- {{tlit|ja|Zubuneri}}
- Backwards body drop
- {{tlit|ja|Izori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kakezori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Shumokuzori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sototasukizori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tasukizori}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsutaezori}}
- Special techniques
- {{tlit|ja|Hatakikomi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Hikiotoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Hikkake}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kimedashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Kimetaoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Okuridashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Okurigake}}
- {{tlit|ja|Okurihikiotoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Okurinage}}
- {{tlit|ja|Okuritaoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Okuritsuridashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Okuritsuriotoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Sokubiotoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsuridashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsuriotoshi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Ushiromotare}}
- {{tlit|ja|Utchari}}
- {{tlit|ja|Waridashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Yobimodoshi}}
- Non-techniques
- {{tlit|ja|Fumidashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Isamiashi}}
- {{tlit|ja|Koshikudake}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsukihiza}}
- {{tlit|ja|Tsukite}}
- {{tlit|ja|Fusen}}
- {{tlit|ja|Hansoku}}
- Archaic {{tlit|ja|kimarite}} and draws
- See also
- References
- External links
is the technique used in sumo by a (wrestler) to win a match. It is officially decided or announced by the (referee) at the end of the match, though judges can modify this decision. The records of are then kept for statistical purposes.
The Japan Sumo Association (JSA) have officially recognized 82 such techniques since 2001, with five also recognized as winning non-techniques. However, only about a dozen of these are frequently and regularly used by .
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