すもうは、日本に 古くから ある 国の スポーツです。
二人の 力もちが、まるい 土の わの 上で 勝ち負けを きそいます。
相手を わの 外に 出すか、体を 地めんに つけたら 勝ちです。
手で おしたり、体を 横に 投げたり して たたかいます。
いちばん 強い すもうとりを「よこづな」と よびます。
有めいな 場しょでは、多くの 人が 見に 来ます。
🤼 SPORTS · 2026-06-30
相手と力くらべ すもう
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TRANSLATION
Sumo is a national sport of Japan that has existed since ancient times.
Two wrestlers compete for victory on top of a round clay ring.
You win if you push the opponent out, or make their body touch the ground.
They fight by pushing with the hands or throwing the opponent sideways.
The strongest wrestler is called a "yokozuna".
At famous venues, many people come to watch.
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