Sumo or sumo wrestling is a competitive all contact sport in which a wrestler (wrestler) tries to kick another wrestler out of the ring (why?) Or touch the ground with anything other than the sole of your foot.

The sport originated in Japan, the only country that specializes in it. Is it xuandaiya? (Modern Japanese martial arts), but because the sport has a history of more than a century, this definition is misleading. Sumo retains many ancient traditions, and even today, the sport includes many ritual elements, such as the use of Shinto's salt purification technology. According to the Japanese Sumo Association, the life of wrestlers is highly restricted. Most sumo wrestlers have to live in a public sumo training ground ("Heya" in Japanese), where all aspects of daily life (from eating to dressing) are strictly traditional.

From 2008 to 2017, many sumo disputes and scandals shocked the sumo world, which had a related impact on its reputation and ticket sales. These also affect the sport's ability to attract new recruits. Despite this setback, sumo's popularity and attendance have rebounded, thanks to the fact that for the first time in many years it has had multiple Yokosuka (or championship) and other famous wrestlers (such as end)? And iqnoy? Attract public attention.

Sumo can not only be used as a test of combat effectiveness, but also be associated with Shinto rituals. Even some shrines can perform some form of ritual dance. It is said that human beings will fight with gods (Shinto gods). This is an important ceremony of the imperial court, which orders the representatives of the provinces to participate in the court's competition and fight. Participants must pay for their own travel. The competition is known as "Sumai no sechie" or "Sumai party".