Maedayama Eigorō

1914–1971 (age 57)

Biography

Maedayama Eigorō was a celebrated rikishi who achieved distinction in the sport of sumo wrestling. Born in 1914, he brought skill and dedication to the traditional Japanese sport, competing during a significant period in sumo's history.

Maedayama's contributions to sumo wrestling reflected the discipline and artistry inherent in this ancient sport. He passed away in 1971 and was laid to rest at Sōji-ji Temple, a place of spiritual significance that honors his memory and legacy.

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