About Futagoyama Stable (二子山部屋)
Futagoyama Stable is an active sumo stable (heya) in the Japan Sumo Association, led by stable master Futagoyama Oyakata (former Ozeki Miyabiyama). The stable currently fields 18 wrestlers across all divisions, with Rohga as the sole top-division (Makuuchi) representative.
Notable wrestlers include Rohga (Makuuchi, from Tuva Republic, Russia), Nobehara (January 2026 Makushita champion — Juryo imminent), Namatame (former Juryo, YouTube fan favourite), and Mita (World Junior Champion, former Juryo champion — injured).
Style: right-grip (yotsu), force-out (yori)
Career: 249W–193L–12 absent · Highest rank: Maegashira 8
Tottori Johoku High School alumnus
Defeated former Makuuchi Enho (炎鵬) in all-unbeaten playoff
Juryo promotion this basho
Tall push-thrust specialist. Consistently winning records.
Kindai University graduate · World Junior Sumo Champion
Juryo champion (1 tournament) · Highest rank: E. Juryo 3
Near Makushita/Sandanme border. Younger brother of Kotakiyama.
Highest rank: E. Juryo 5 · Very popular on YouTube
Ligament surgery Jun 2025 · Makushita return imminent
Joined Jul 2025. Young prospect with room to grow.
Highest rank: Makushita 32 · Knee concerns have slowed progress.
Longest-serving member · Inner disciple of stable master
Highest rank: Makushita 37 · Elder brother of Soma Shinya
Former baseball player, switched to sumo with no prior experience.
Highest rank: Makushita 40. Returning from injury layoff.
Tall young prospect. Sandanme promotion within reach.
Stable's youngest wrestler. Building experience.
One of the stable's founding members.
Young, still developing. Bounce-back expected.
Highest rank: Sandanme 14. Searching for return to form.
Distant relative of former Yokozuna Mienoumi. Very popular on YouTube.
Very young. Still developing strength and technique.
※ Data compiled from public sources. Ages and rankings as of March 2026 Haru Basho.
※ "East" (東) is slightly higher than "West" (西) within the same rank number.
※ Division order (highest to lowest): Makuuchi → Juryo → Makushita → Sandanme → Jonidan → Jonokuchi
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※ Y-axis = division level, X-axis = approximate basho period. Bold lines = former sekitori (salaried wrestlers). Data as of March 2026.
※ Source: publicly reported rankings (Jiji Press, Nikkan Sports, Wikipedia)
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