Los secretos del SUMO: así viven los gigantes de Japón | El mundo al revés

Sumo is much more than a sport. It's an ancient tradition that remains a fundamental part of Japanese culture. Dmytro Komarov delves into the closed world of sumo wrestlers to discover how these giants of Japan live, train, and prepare. Extreme diets, strict rules, and ancestral rituals are all part of a discipline that has remained virtually unchanged for centuries. What sacrifices do wrestlers make to reach the top? And what is life really like behind one of Japan's most famous symbols? Don't miss this fascinating episode of The World Upside Down. 👉 Join here:    / @elmundoalreves   #UpsideDownWorld #DmytroKomarov #Japan Subscribe to see what's next:    / @elmundoalreves   *** About the Inside Out World: Dmytro Komarov is a famous Ukrainian TV presenter and the author of "Upside Down World," who, along with Ukrainian filmmaker Oleksandr Dmytriev, travels to countries rarely visited by tourists. They manage to reach places where no human has ever set foot. Dmytro himself plans the route, learns about the new location beforehand, and tries to survive on his own in the primitive conditions. But the truth is, he tries to adapt to the role of the locals, not as a mere outsider but as part of the team, actively trying out new trades and ways of obtaining food, learning local traditions and laws. Dmytro and Oleksandr have visited more than 20 countries, and these have certainly not been mere stopovers, but rather exhaustive cultural studies. Facebook:   / 1plus1.dmitrokomarov   Instagram:   / komarovmir   Telegram: https://t.me/komarovworld WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaA4... Viber: https://invite.viber.com/?g2=AQB6ZeoA...