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"After the last bout of the day, the yumi-tori (bow twirling) ceremony is performed by a makushita-ranked (highest rank) rikishi (sumo wrestler) from the same stable as a Yokozuna (Grand Champion, who is Hakuho at this time). True fans of the sport will not leave their seats until this ritual is performed." So of course, we did not . . . We seldom get to see this performance on TV because they're usually showing interviews. Click arrow to watch this brief video:
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The stadium is clearing out quickly and the dohyo (clay platform) has already been dampened and covered to prevent it from drying & cracking more.
Look at the amazingly beautiful ceiling out in the lobby of the Grand Sumo Arena
One of the many beautiful murals that line the walls of this area. This one depicts sumo from ancient times.
Oh - we have to see this! It's all the sumo awards on display.
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