山響部屋 · 13 active · 14 with a page
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitataiki Akeyoshi | 北太樹 | Maegashira | 649–649 |
| Kitaharima | 北磻磨 | Maegashira | 607–610 |
| Nionoumi | 鳰の湖 | Maegashira | 559–539 |
| Tenichi | 天一 | Makushita | 662–710 |
| Oyamatoumi | 大和湖 | Makushita | 239–213 |
| Daishoryu | 大昇龍 | Makushita | 111–92 |
| Ienoshima | 家の島 | Makushita | 147–117 |
| Ieshima | 家島 | Makushita | 134–118 |
| Hakuonada | 白旺灘 | Makushita | 151–143 |
| Kassho | 滑翔 | Makushita | 116–95 |
| Yabugasaki | 藪ヶ崎 | Makushita | 27–15 |
| Biganzan | 備巌山 | Sandanme | 155–181 |
| Harimao | 播磨皇 | Sandanme | 113–111 |
| Shinseido | 信正道 | Jonidan | 87–109 |
Wrestlers who reached the salaried ranks, or who are currently active, and have at least 30 recorded bouts.