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Kotodaishin

· Makushita · Sadogatake stable · active

Highest rankMakushita
StableSadogatake stable
FromGifu-ken, Ibi-gun, Ibigawa-cho
Born2001-03-01
Height187 cm
Weight152.5 kg
First tournamentJanuary 2019

What the name means

The ring name is written . Taken character by character:

the koto, a Japanese zither
big, great

⚠️The character is left out above: we do not yet have a meaning for it that we are sure of, and we would rather show a gap than a guess.

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

Kotodaishin has fought 302 recorded bouts, winning 155 and losing 147 — a winning rate of 51.3%.

How he wins

TechniqueJapaneseWinsShare
Frontal force out3925.2%
Frontal push out3220.6%
Over arm throw1610.3%
Frontal crush out159.7%
Slap down106.5%
Thrust down106.5%
Arm lock throw74.5%
Outside leg trip42.6%

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

Most frequent opponents

OpponentBoutsWonLost
Hogasho752
Kurohimeyama523
Naya541
Shunrai523
Kaigo413
Daihisho422
Daiyusho422
Kotakiyama413

Recent tournaments

TournamentRankRecord
July 2026Makushita 59 East3–4
May 2026Sandanme 9 East4–3
March 2026Sandanme 22 West4–3
January 2026Sandanme 37 East4–3
November 2025Sandanme 13 East2–5
September 2025Sandanme 35 West5–2
July 2025Sandanme 8 West2–5
May 2025Makushita 39 East1–6
March 2025Makushita 48 East4–3
January 2025Makushita 59 East4–3
November 2024Makushita 48 East3–4
September 2024Makushita 58 East4–3
July 2024Sandanme 8 West4–3
May 2024Makushita 47 West2–5
March 2024Makushita 42 East3–4

More detail

The Japanese side of this site carries seven pages on Kotodaishin: 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.

Kotodaishin () — full record (Japanese)

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