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Kiyomidake Futoshi

· Juryo · Isegahama stable · retired

Highest rankJuryo
StableIsegahama stable
FromYamagata-ken, Murayama-shi
Born1961-06-04
Height182 cm
Weight125 kg
First tournamentSeptember 1978
Retired1986-09-01T00:00:00Z

What the name means

The ring name is written . Taken character by character:

pure, clear
beauty
a high mountain

These are the dictionary meanings of the characters, not a statement about why this particular name was chosen — that is the stablemaster’s business, and we do not guess at it. How ring names are put together →

Career record

Kiyomidake Futoshi has fought 161 recorded bouts, winning 90 and losing 71 — a winning rate of 55.9%.

How he wins

TechniqueJapaneseWinsShare
Frontal push out538.5%
Frontal thrust out430.8%
Pulling inside ankle sweep17.7%
Frontal force out17.7%
Thrust down17.7%
Frontal thrust down17.7%

Counted from his winning bouts in this database. English names follow NHK WORLD-JAPAN. All 87 techniques →

Most frequent opponents

OpponentBoutsWonLost
Koryu Yasuhiro431
Mitoizumi Masayuki330
Hatayama Ichikawa330
Fukuryudake Shigeo312
Furinyama Sumio#321
Ichinowatari Mitsuyoshi312
Kotonoryu Koji330
Masurao Hiroo303

Recent tournaments

TournamentRankRecord
September 1986Makushita 56 East3–4
July 1986Makushita 44 East3–4
May 1986Makushita 60 West4–3
March 1986Sandanme 15 West4–3
January 1986Makushita 50 East2–5
November 1985Makushita 37 East3–4
September 1985Makushita 26 West3–4
July 1985Makushita 46 East5–2
May 1985Makushita 20 East2–5
March 1985Makushita 31 East4–3
January 1985Makushita 19 East3–4
November 1984Makushita 34 East5–2
September 1984Makushita 21 West3–4
July 1984Makushita 34 West4–3
May 1984Makushita 50 East4–3

More detail

The Japanese side of this site carries seven pages on Kiyomidake Futoshi: tournament-by-tournament results, every bout he has fought, head-to-head records against all opponents, a breakdown of his winning techniques, a reading of his fighting style, and his records.

Kiyomidake Futoshi () — full record (Japanese)

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