大相撲崩壊！横綱・大関を潰した恐るべき罠

Hoshoryu, Onosato, and Aonishiki. An unprecedented crisis has occurred: three of the most highly anticipated top-ranking rikishi (sumo wrestlers) have disappeared from the dohyo (sumo ring) all at once. "Recent wrestlers get injured too easily." "They lack training." ...Is that really true? Let me cut to the chase. This is not mere "bad luck." They were inevitably broken in the ring by the "invisible blade" of the Japan Sumo Association's cruel system. In this video, we thoroughly expose the true nature of the "three darknesses" (the absence of the Kosho injury protection system, grueling regional tour schedules, and a profit-first system) that have driven these three young talents to the brink of despair. The reform proposals advocated by former wrestlers like Takanohana and Takatoriki are absolutely correct. However, in the second half of the video, we dive into the "cruel reality (money and livelihood)" that cannot be seen by simply criticizing the Sumo Association. Sound arguments alone cannot feed 600 wrestlers and backstage staff. Protecting the wrestlers' bodies starves the organization; enriching the organization destroys the wrestlers. Is there a "third way" to break this desperate paradox? We would love to hear the wisdom and ideas of all sumo lovers in the comments! We sincerely pray for the safety and return of these three men who are fighting alone through the pain. [Chapters] 0:00 The Disappearing Top Rikishi - Tears and Regret Behind the Dohyo 3:26 [Aonishiki's Despair] Cruel System 1: The Principle of Self-Responsibility 5:30 [Onosato's Scream] The Physical Labor of "Grueling Jungyo (Tours)" and Takatoriki's Anger 8:17 [Hoshoryu's Curse] Profit First and Takanohana's AI Banzuke Proposal 10:10 [Exhaustion of All Rikishi] The Relentless 6-Tournament System 12:14 [Chairman Hakkaku's Agony] Why Can't the Association Implement the "Right" Reforms? 17:35 The "Reforms" We Can Do Now [Playlist: Heroes of the New Generation]    • 新世代の英雄たち   #GrandSumo #Onosato #Hoshoryu #Aonishiki #JapanSumoAssociation