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A sumo stable (heya) is where wrestlers live and train. A man belongs to one stable for his whole career unless it closes, and wrestlers from the same stable do not normally fight each other.
| Wrestler | Ring name | Highest rank | W–L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitanoumi Toshimitsu | 北の湖 | Yokozuna | 867–289 |
| Masuiyama Daishiro | 増位山 | Ozeki | 540–513 |
| Hokutenyu Katsuhiko | 北天佑 | Ozeki | 589–380 |
| Toryu Kenji | 闘竜 | Sekiwake | 498–545 |
| Hamanoshima Keishi | 濱ノ嶋 | Komusubi | 447–495 |
| Banryuyama Takaharu | 播竜山 | Komusubi | 431–464 |
| Dairyugawa Kazuo | 大竜川 | Maegashira | 550–584 |
| Higonoumi Naoya | 肥後ノ海 | Maegashira | 407–476 |
| Yoshioyama Osamu | 吉王山 | Maegashira | 328–341 |
| Oiyama Katsuzo | 大位山 | Maegashira | 118–130 |
| Yanagawa Nobuyuki | 柳川 | Juryo | 358–367 |
| Masumiyama Akimasa | 増巳山 | Juryo | 19–41 |
| Hidenoumi Wataru | 秀ノ海 | Juryo | 175–171 |
| Akinomine Yoshinobu | 安芸の嶺 | Juryo | 175–183 |
Wrestlers who reached the salaried ranks, or who are currently active, and have at least 30 recorded bouts.