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Tochitada Hideaki

· Juryo · Kasugano stable · retired

Highest rankJuryo
StableKasugano stable
FromYamaguchi-ken, Saba-gun, Tokuji-cho
Born1941-03-01
Height180 cm
Weight133 kg
First tournamentMay 1959
Retired1967-09-01T00:00:00Z

What the name means

The ring name is written . Taken character by character:

the horse-chestnut tree

⚠️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

Tochitada Hideaki has fought 139 recorded bouts, winning 62 and losing 77 — a winning rate of 44.6%. He has taken 2 championships.

How he wins

TechniqueJapaneseWinsShare
Frontal force out2540.3%
Frontal crush out1117.7%
Frontal push out812.9%
Thrust down711.3%
Slap down46.5%
Frontal push down34.8%
Beltless armthrow23.2%
Frontal thrust out23.2%

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

Most frequent opponents

OpponentBoutsWonLost
Azumanishiki Eizaburo725
Akinokuni Kazunori734
Asaoka Isao642
Sanbeyama Masao523
Amatsukaze Masao532
Asaarashi Daizaburo532
Maedagawa Katsu532
Hakuryo Katsuo505

Recent tournaments

TournamentRankRecord
September 1967Makushita 11 East0–0–7
July 1967Makushita 2 West2–5
May 1967Juryo 13 West6–9
March 1967Juryo 14 East9–6
January 1967Juryo 17 West8–7
November 1966Juryo 9 East5–10
September 1966Juryo 15 West8–7
July 1966Juryo 16 West8–7
May 1966Juryo 18 East8–7
March 1966Makushita 12 West7–0
January 1966Makushita 2 West2–5
November 1965Makushita 5 East5–2
September 1965Makushita 8 East4–3
July 1965Juryo 18 East2–13
May 1965Juryo 15 East7–8

More detail

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

Tochitada Hideaki () — full record (Japanese)

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