Profile
Souga (颯雅 · furigana そうが), real name Imai Souma (今井 颯真), holds a special place in the history of Futagoyama Stable as one of its founding members. Born February 9, 2003 in Ogano (小鹿野町), a small mountain town in the Chichibu district of western Saitama Prefecture known for its traditional culture and sumo heritage, Souga joined the stable when it was first established in 2018 and has been part of its journey ever since.
Per the JSA, he stands 180.0cm and weighs 165.4kg, Souga has a stocky, powerful build that lends itself to the pushing and grappling demands of sumo. After eight years in professional sumo, he is a seasoned veteran of the lower divisions with deep experience in competitive tactics, stable life, and the mental demands of the sport. Younger wrestlers like Shunta, Takahara, and Umeyama look to veterans like Souga as examples of stable commitment and professionalism.
His career high of Sandanme 53, reached in 2023, represents his best ranking over a career that has seen the full range of sumo experiences — the excitement of the stable's founding, the gradual development through the lower ranks, periods of progress and setback. The shikona (ring name) 颯雅 (souga) — combining the characters for "swift wind" and "elegance" — captures an aspiration toward graceful, powerful sumo.
Currently ranked East Jonidan 32, Souga's ongoing career is a testament to perseverance. In a sport where many wrestlers never make the salaried ranks, veterans who continue competing in the lower divisions are the backbone of professional sumo's vast roster. His depth of experience is a genuine asset to the stable's day-to-day training culture.
Career History
📊 Recent Results & Trajectory
| Basho | Rank | Result | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 2026 (Haru Basho) | (prior Jonidan rank) | 5–2 | 5–2 in March promoted him from Jonidan to Sandanme |
| May 2026 (Natsu Basho — current) | West Sandanme 76 | — | Now competing at the May 2026 banzuke rank |
Source: Japan Sumo Association published banzuke for May 2026 (Natsu Basho); March 2026 result from JSA tournament records.
🚧 Where Souga Sits — The Path Forward
Current rank: West Sandanme 76 for the May 2026 Natsu Basho. Career high: Sandanme 53.
Trajectory: 5–2 in March promoted him from Jonidan to Sandanme. The next-step target: his stated 2025 New Year resolution targets are "reach upper Makushita" and "5 wins, 6 wins, a yusho" — Sandanme entry in May 2026 is the rebuild step.
One of Futagoyama's founding-era wrestlers, debuting in May 2018 just two months after the stable opened. At 165.4 kg he is one of the heavier Sandanme wrestlers in the stable.
📋 Basic Info
| Shikona (ring name) | Souga Shinma (颯雅 真馬) |
| Furigana | そうが しんま |
| Real name | 今井 颯真 (Imai Sōma) |
| Date of birth | February 9, 2003 (age 23) |
| Birthplace | Ogano-machi, Chichibu District, Saitama |
| Height / Weight | 180.0 cm / 165.4 kg (JSA listing) |
| Stable | Futagoyama Stable (master: former Ozeki Miyabiyama) |
| Pro debut | May 2018 Natsu Basho |
| Career high | Sandanme 53 |
| Current rank | West Sandanme 76 (May 2026 Natsu Basho) |
| Style | Heavy-build, oshi-zumo |
| JSA profile | Japan Sumo Association profile |
🎤 Personal Profile (from official YouTube)
Source: Self-introduction, New Year resolution, debut interview and Q&A videos on Futagoyama Stable's official YouTube channel 'Sumo food' (2024–2025), transcribed from on-screen captions.
From Ogano-machi, Saitama Prefecture, and one of Futagoyama Stable's original founding members. Loves his mother's home cooking (pizza included) when he visits home — also helpful for maintaining his weight. In his 2025 New Year's resolution he stated bold targets: 'Reach the upper Makushita ranks. Aim for 5 wins, 6 wins, a yusho.'
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