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 装幀 伊藤滋章 |
[Introduction] Former Yobidashi Hideo-san was popular with sumo fans, who nicknamed him the “elf of the dohyo.” The former top yobidashi eloquently discusses the work of sumo’s urakata (men behind the scenes); the yobidashi, gyoji, and tokoyama, as well as the rikishi, oyakata, heya, bouts, and other topics. This book will make watching bouts even more enjoyable for you, and will deepen your understanding of sumo! With a glossary of 90 items. ［内容紹介］ 元立呼出の秀男さんが「呼出」「行司」「床山」など裏方さんの仕事から、力士や親方、部屋や取組の話まで、伝統や歴史もふまえて幅広く語った『呼出秀男の相撲ばなし』の英語版。観戦がより楽しくなる相撲の味わい方がわかる。巻末に用語解説90項目。 [Profile of Author] Hideo Yamaki Born in 1949 in Shimoda-shi, Shizuoka-ken, he is a former ozumo yobidashi. His real name is Yamaki Hidehito. He initially joined Isegahama Beya, was subsequently transferred to Kiriyama Beya, and finally belonged to Asahiyama Beya. Yobidashi Hideo made his debut in the March 1969 tournament. After Yobidashi Yasuo reached retirement age after the July 2003 tournament, Hideo became his successor as the top yobidashi from the September 2003 tournament, and thereafter called the final bout of each day during tournaments. Yobidashi Hideo reached retirement age himself on December 27, 2014. March 1969 tournament Made his debut as an Isegahama Beya yobidashi. July 1994 tournament Was listed as a jumaime yobidashi when the yobidashi were listed on the banzuke. January 1996 tournament Promoted to makuuchi yobidashi. May 2002 tournament Promoted to sanyaku yobidashi. January 2004 tournament Promoted to fukutate yobidashi. March 2007 Moved to Kiriyama Beya after Isegahama Beya closed. January 2008 tournament Promoted to tate yobidashi. May 2001 Moved to Asahiyama Beya after Kiriyama Beya closed. November 2014 tournament Final tournament as a yobidashi. ［著者紹介］ 山木秀男（やまき・ひでお） 1949年生まれ、静岡県下田市出身。大相撲の元呼出。本名は山木秀人（ひでひと）。 伊勢ヶ濱部屋、桐山部屋を経て、最後は朝日山部屋に所属。 1969年3月場所で初土俵。2003年7月場所限りで呼出の康夫が定年退職したため、翌9月場所からは呼出のトップとなり、結びの一番の呼び上げを担当していた。2014年12月27日に定年退職。 1969年3月場所 伊勢ヶ濱部屋から初土俵 1994年7月場所 呼出の番付制導入により、十両呼出に指名される 1996年1月場所 幕内呼出に昇進 2002年5月場所 三役呼出に昇進 2004年1月場所 副立呼出に昇進 2007年3月場所 伊勢ヶ濱部屋閉鎖に伴い桐山部屋へ移籍 2008年1月場所 立呼出に昇進 2011年5月技量審査場所 桐山部屋閉鎖に伴い、朝日山部屋へ移籍 2014年11月場所 最終場所 [Profile of Translator] Clyde Newton Born in New Zealand in 1955. Moved to Japan at age of five. Graduated from Sophia University in Japan, in 1978. Working in the import-export field. Editor and publisher of Sumo World magazine. ［訳者紹介］ クライド・ニュートン 1955年生まれ、ニュージーランド出身。5歳のときに来日し、1978年に上智大学を卒業。現在、貿易関係の仕事に携わりながら、『SUMO WORLD』編集長を務める。 [Table of contents] Foreword――Life as a Yobidashi from My Entrance into Isegahama Beya to Retirement Chapter 1 Let’s Start with Discussion of the Urakata The People Who Support Sumo The Yobidashi are in Charge of Calling the Rikishi as Well as Sweeping Dohyo I Only Thought I Called Out Well on Three Days in An Entire Tournament The Cheat Sheet Used by Yobidashi Taiko――Yaguradaiko and Furedaiko are Important Tasks for the Yobidashi Constructing the Dohyo――Manual Labor by All the Yobidashi We Have Many Tasks to Fulfill, Including Hitting Wooden Clappers and Carrying Kensho Banners The Daily Life of a Yobidashi――in My Case The Taikozuka――Performing Religious Services for the Souls of Departed Yobidashi Gyoji――Sumo’s Referees-Judging Bouts is Their First Responsibility Gunbai――Essential Item for Gyoji Gyoji Handle the Public Address System Presenting the Kaobure――Done by the Gyoji and Yobidashi The Banzuke is Written in Sumoji Gyoji Wear Different Costumes According to Their Rank The Tokoyama’s Work――They Become Full-Fledged When They Can Arrange Oichomage Former Rikishi Become Wakaimonogashira and Sewanin Chapter 2 Sumo’s Leading Actors-Rikishi and Oyakata What is Needed to Become a Rikishi The Promotion of Rikishi――Those Who Reach Jumaime are Called Sekitori Shikona――A Rikishi’s Ring Name, Real Names are Acceptable Mawashi――A Rikishi Loses if his Mawashi Comes Off A Day in the Life of a Rikishi――Keiko Is Done Only in the Morning Chanko――If There is Not Enough Chanko Sen Dohyoiri――The Sekitori Show Their Faces Bouts――From Entering Shitakubeya to Leaving Torikumi are Decided Upon Every Day There are Currently 82 Winning Techniques The Yumitorishiki――A Ceremony Performed on Behalf of the Winner Yusho, the Sansho and kenshokin――The Makuuchi Yusho Winner Receives Prize Money of 10 Million Yen Jungyo and Hanazumo Rikishi I Remember――Hokutenyu Had Style To Become an Oyakata, One Must Succeed to One of the 105 Toshiyori Myoseki Oyakata Operating Heya and Oyakata Belonging to Heya Okamisan Have a Role Akin to that of Mothers Managers Koenkai――Membership is Available from 10,000 Yen Upwards There are Six Ichimon Chapter 3 Enjoying Sumo Sumo is Said to Have Originated with Nomino Sukune From the Edo Era to Today――There was a Crisis After the Meiji Restoration Nihon Sumo Kyokai Seeing Sumo Beya――Watching Keiko Watching Sumo at the Kokugikan In Conclusion Glossary [Featured books] “Yobidashi Hideo no Sumo-banashi" http://www.gendaishokan.co.jp/goods/ISBN978-4-7684-5780-1.htm “Sumo-dai-jiten” http://www.gendaishokan.co.jp/goods/ISBN978-4-7684-7054-1.htm ［おすすめの類書］ 『呼出秀男の相撲ばなし』 『相撲大事典［第四版］』 |
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