
POWER GUY
パワーガイWhere it all began. The face of the brand — a low crouch, quiet pressure.
力士 = POWER GUY
力 means power. 士 means a man of honor. Put them together, and you get the rikishi — the sumo wrestler. In plain English: POWER GUY.
Rikishi. A man of honor, carrying power.
In English, POWER GUY.
The name sumo wrestlers have carried for centuries became the name of this brand.
A body forged by training, and nothing else. No excuses, no gear. Just power.
A man of honor carries a way of life. Humble in victory, unbroken in defeat. That bearing is what makes a rikishi.
The banzuke never lies. Only those who win, bout by bout, climb the ranks.
Seventeen rikishi step into the ring. The rankings have only just begun.

Where it all began. The face of the brand — a low crouch, quiet pressure.

A crouch like a mountain. At the charge, the pressure hits like karma.

The heaviest on the banzuke. Just by standing there, he makes the ring smaller.

Arms locked tight, a brocade wall. A technician who never gives an inch.

His slaps call up a storm. The first one through the door.

A sweet name, thunder in the legs. One stamp and the earth rumbles.

Arms folded, unmoved. Like a rock at dusk, nothing shakes him.

A deep green silence. Nobody knows what he's thinking.

Soft as mochi, heavy as stone. The harder you push, the deeper you sink.

One slap and sparks fly. Step into his range and you go down.

Hips low, rooted to the clay. Quiet as hot-spring steam, still as a mountain.

A raised hand means victory. He stands in the center of the ring longer than anyone.

Old, and still fast. A candle burns brightest just before it goes out.

Straight as a young pine, breaking through the soil like a mushroom. One stamp sinks the ring.

Chest out, eyes to the sky. Standing taller than anyone, there's no doubt in his back.

He looks dented because he's storing power. A mountain is heaviest when it crouches low.

Flesh is armor, and a flower. He pushes back with every pound it took to bloom.
WAKINISHIKI
Arms locked, hips dropped, not one step back. The sekiwake drawing the heaviest stares this tournament.
SHOP WAKINISHIKI
Carry the weight of a rikishi.
Five wrestlers in the first drop. Every piece is made to order.
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