Lexicographical Neighbors of Sumotori
Literary usage of Sumotori
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Fighting Man of Japan: The Training and Exercises of the Samurai by F. J. Norman (1905)
"Without going into undue details as regards the history of wrestling in Japan,
it may here be as well to point out that until thirty years ago the sumotori ..."
2. The Writings of Lafcadio Hearn by Lafcadio Hearn (1922)
""She went next door, to eat some potatoes." — "How very, very strange! — how
very, very strange!" 1 (Tokyo play-song) Muko no yama no sumotori-bana wa ..."
3. The Writings of Lafcadio Hearn by Lafcadio Hearn (1922)
""She went next door, to eat some potatoes." — "How very, very strange! — how
very, very strange!" l (Tokyo play-iong) Mu ko no y am a no sumotori-bana wa ..."
4. The New Far East by Arthur Diósy (1904)
"With professional wrestlers it is still de rigueur; a large mag/, about the size
and shape of a door-knocker, is as distinctive of the fat sumotori, ..."
5. Japanese Conversation-grammar: With Numerous Reading Lessons and Dialogues by Hermann Plaut (1905)
"... corner sumire the violet sumo wrestling sumotori a wrestler sumu to settle
down, to come to reside or live sumu to be settled or finished sun (a measure ..."
6. A Japanese Miscellany by Lafcadio Hearn (1901)
""She went next door, to eat some potatoes."—"How very, very strange ! — how very,
very strange I "l (Tokyo play-song.) Muko no yama no sumotori-bana wa ..."
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