Kimenzan Tanigorō

Sumo wrestler, 13th Yokozuna titleholder

Kimenzan Tanigorō - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1826
Born

1826
200 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Japan

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A prominent Japanese sumo wrestler, achieved the distinguished rank of Yokozuna, which represents the highest honor in the sport. Competed during the Edo period and made significant contributions to the popularity of sumo wrestling. Held the title of Yokozuna for several years, demonstrating exceptional skill and dedication to the sport. Retired from active competition and remained a respected figure in the sumo community.

Achieving the rank of 13th Yokozuna

Contributing to the popularity of sumo wrestling

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