Sadogatake stable, Matsudo

Name: Sadogatake stable
Address: Matsudo, Japan
Telephone: +81 47-389-9235

#12 among attractions in Matsudo

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Sadogatake stable is a stable of sumo wrestlers, one of the Nishonoseki group of stables. In its modern form, it dates from September 1955, when it was set up by former komusubi Kotonishiki Noboru. Former yokozuna Kotozakura took over the running of the stable in 1974 following Kotonishiki's death. The stable is located in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture. Over the next thirty years the stable produced a string of top division wrestlers. Kotozakura stood down in November 2005, handing the stable over to his son-in-law, former sekiwake Kotonowaka. ()

Local name: 佐渡ヶ嶽部屋 Coordinates: 35°46'38"N, 139°57'43"E

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松戸市 (song hu shi)Matsudo Japan

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+81 47-389-9235

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Sadogatake stable – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Nakayama Racecourse, Shimōsa Kokubun-ji, Horinouchi Shell Mound, Ubayama Shell Mound.

3.6 miS
Sport venue, Sport
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Temple, Buddhist architecture
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3.1 miSW
Archaeological site
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2.7 miS
Archaeological site
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3.1 miSE
Monuments and statues, Sacred and religious sites
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2.6 miSW
Archaeological site
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3 miNW
Temple
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2.3 miE
City, Area
Kamagaya, Funabashi
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3.5 miN
Playground, Park
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2.1 miNW
35°48'10"N • 139°56'24"E
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Concerts and shows, Theater
Mori No Hall 21, Matsudo
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