сумо

Also known as sumo wrestling

боевое искусство

AI overview

Sumo is a form of competitive wrestling where two opponents try to force each other out of a circular ring or knock each other to the ground using techniques like throwing, shoving, and pushing. It is a traditional sport that remains culturally significant and widely practiced as a professional competition.

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Within Vinony's link graph, сумо is referenced by 2,364 other articles, and connects out to glossary of sumo terms, Asahi Shimbun and The Japan Times.

It is catalogued under topics including Japanese martial arts, Partial squatting position and Sports originating in Japan.

Its subject is documented across 96 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Martial art.image: Asashoryu fight Jan08.JPG
Martial art.imagecaption: A sumo match () between Asashōryū (left) and Kotoshōgiku in January 2008
Martial art.name: Sumo
Martial art.focus: Clinch fighting
Martial art.hardness: Full contact
Martial art.country: Japan
Martial art.ancestor_arts: Tegoi
Martial art.olympic: No, but IOC recognized
Sport.name: Sumo
Sport.imagesize: 220px
Sport.union: International Sumo Federation (Amateur)Japan Sumo Association (Professional)
Sport.first: Japan, 7th century (antiquity)Japan, mid-17th century (Edo period, modern)
Sport.country/region: Worldwide (Amateur)Japan (Professional)
Sport.contact: Yes
Sport.team: No
Sport.mgender: Yes (Amateur, separate divisions)No (Professional, men only)
Sport.category: Grappling sport
Sport.equipment: Mawashi

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: national sport
Country of origin: Japan
Image: Asashoryu fight Jan08.JPG

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OpenStreetMap tag: sport=sumo
Commons category: Sumo
regulated by: International Sumo Federation
topic's main category: Category:Sumo
inception: 0642-00-00
uses: mawashi
native label: 角力
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
practiced by: rikishi

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Article · Русский

Сумо́ (яп. 相撲) — вид единоборств, в котором два борца выявляют сильнейшего на круглой площадке (дохё). Родина этого вида спорта — Япония. Японцы относят сумо к боевым искусствам. Традиция сумо ведётся с древних времён, поэтому каждый поединок сопровождается многочисленными ритуалами. Япония является признанным центром сумо и единственной страной, где проводятся соревнования профессиональных рикиси. В остальном мире существует только любительское сумо. Современное профессиональное сумо сочетает в себе элементы спорта, единоборства, шоу, традиций и бизнеса.

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