Thank you for viewing! I appreciate it. Last year's July Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament, a tradition, was held at the IG Arena, a new arena, to commemorate its opening, after being held at the historic, but not exactly beautiful, Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium. A little while ago, there was a training camp near my local temple, where Kisenosato, who couldn't quite reach his full potential as a former yokozuna, was practicing. This item for sale is a valuable pamphlet from the 1992 Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament, which I watched the most. I haven't been watching sumo much lately, but in 1992, there was Ozeki Konishiki, and the late Akebono, as well as Kirishima, Musashimaru, Mitoizumi, Asahidozan, Takamisugi, and Mainoumi, and then, of course, Takanohana and Wakanohana, who sparked the sumo boom! I think this is a very valuable item for sumo fans. What do you think? Price negotiations are welcome!