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Mongolian kids hope Harumafuji stays in sumo world www3.nhk.org.jp
Children in Mongolia say they hope a scandal-hit sumo champion who hails from their country will continue to compete in the world of Japanese wrestling.
The grand sumo champion Harumafuji, who is of Mongolian-descent, is alleged to have assaulted a lower-ranking wrestler and fellow Mongolian Takanoiwa.
Young residents in the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar, where sumo is a popular sport, gather weekly to learn the art of Japanese wrestling.
On Monday, 12 children ranging in age from 9 to 15 attended a lesson which focused on wrestling techniques and sumo bouts.
The children expressed their admiration for Harumafuji, who they described as one of the most popular sumo stars in Mongolia.
One 12-year-old boy said that he wanted to become a wrestler like Harumafuji who is renowned for his speed and skill in sumo bouts.
Another 11-year-old boy said that he believed Harumafuji will continue to be a good wrestler and that he hopes the Japanese public will support him.
Published Date:2017-11-21
