The Official Program of the Grand Sumo Tournament. If you attend the Grand Sumo tournament this is the Program you could purchase. Photographs are in stunning, glossy detail. The Program is about 52 pages long and it contains fabulous pictures of wrestlers in each tournament. The introductory pages and wrestler's information (name, date of birth, height, weight, rank, etc.) are in both Japanese and English. Wrestlers are included from the top division all the way to the third division. Wrestler pictures get smaller as the rank decreases. Other photographs can vary from issue to issue along with advertisements. The July 2026 Program is now available. The cover features the May Champion, Wakatakakage. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The May 2026 Program cover features the March Champion and recently promoted Ozeki, Kirishima. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The March 2026 Program features the January Champion and recently promoted Ozeki, Aonishiki. His January win was achieved during his first tournament as an Ozeki which has not been achieved for a long time. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The January 2026 Program features the November first time Champion and recently promoted Ozeki, Aonishiki. He won this tournament after a playoff with Yokozuna Hoshoryu. Included in this program is a fold out page of a 2026 Calendar which highlights the year's tournament dates. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The November 2025 Program features the September Champion and fifth time winner Onosato. He won this tournament after a playoff with fellow Yokozuna Hoshoryu. This was Onosato's first championship as a Yokozuna. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The September 2025 Program features the July Champion and first time winner Kotoshoho. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The July 2025 Program features the May Champion and recently promoted 75th Yokozuna, Onosato, wearing his Yokozuna ropes for the first time. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The May 2025 Program features the March Champion Onosato. The photo shows Onosato in his mawashi preparing to throw salt for his next bout. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The March 2025 Program features the January Champion and newly promoted Yokozuna Hoshoryu. The photo shows Hoshoryu wearing the Yokozuna Kesho-mawashi with ropes while holding a sword. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The January 2025 Program features the November Champion Kotozakura, Included at the end of the program is a Foldout 2025 Calendar which lists all Yokozuna in addition to all 12 months. The Foldout Calendar is about 11.5" by 17". The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The November 2024 Program features Yokozuna Terunofuji and the three current Ozeki (Kotosakura, Hoshoryu, and Onosato). The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The September 2024 Program features July winner Terunofuji. This championship is his 10th which is a major milestone. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The July 2024 Program features May winner Onosato. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The May 2024 Program features March winner Takerufuji wrestling Onosato. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The March 2024 Program features the January Playoff bout between Terunofuji and Kotonowaka. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The January 2024 Program cover features the November 2-time Champion Kirishima. Included in this program is a small 2024 Calendar foldout poster. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The November 2023 Program cover features the September 4-time Champion Takakeisho. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The September 2023 Program cover features the July first time Champion and newly promoted Ozeki Hoshoryu. The program size is A4 or about the size of a standard US magazine. The July 2023 cover features the May 8 time Champion Terunofuji in a bout with Kiribayama. The Japan Sumo Association has changed the Program size from B4 to A4 (smaller). It is about the size of a standard US magazine. Otherwise the content format is similar to prior issues. The May 2023 Program features the March first time Champion Kiribayama tossing salt before a bout. The March 2023 Program cover features January Champion Takakeisho at the start of a bout. The January 2023 Program cover features November Champion Abi at the start of a bout. The November 2022 Program cover features September Champion Tamawashi in a bout with Takayasu. The September 2022 Program cover features July Champion Ichinojo in a bout with Terunofuji. The July 2022 Program features Wakatakakage versus Daieisho on the cover. The May 2022 Program features the March Tournament Champion Wakatakakage on the cover. The March 2022 Program features the January Tournament Champion and newly promoted Ozeki Mitakeumi on the cover. The January 2022 Program features the November Tournament Champion Yokozuna Terunofuji on the cover. Also on the cover are Special Prize winners Takanosho, Abi, and Ura. The November 2021 Program features the September Tournament Champion Yokozuna Terunofuji on the cover. This tournament was held in Fukuoka. The September 2021 Program features the newly promoted Yokozuna Terunofuji on the cover. The July 2021 Program has May tournament winner Terunofuji and both Yokozuna hopefuls on the cover. For the first time in two years the tournament is being held in Nagoya. The May 2021 Program has March winner and recent Ozeki promotion Terunofuji on the cover.
