Not everyone can watch on NHK. If you want people to care about the sport, make it available. This price limits viewers even in Japan.
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Flavia Barbieri G
12 years ago
For some countries, it is not even a matter of being able to afford it: it is not even available to purchase.
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LE MOGNE Patrice
12 years ago
En France aussi on aime le sumo...et il ne passe pas à la télévision
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Nathan Shika
12 years ago
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A web accessible Sumo bout archive is an effective instrument for promoting the sport in Japan and worldwide. It does not cannibalize the business in any way. Those who see Sumo online or on TV, will still wish to see it live at the arena.
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R A Williams
12 years ago
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This is the only way to see Sumo with English language commentary. Arabira has created thousands of new Sumo fans all over the world by offering this valuable service. Many now subscribe to tournament feeds, or attend tournaments, who did not follow the sport before. Please help Arabira promote Sumo globally.
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Couginishiki
12 years ago
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By pulling Araibira's channel NSK has ruined a comprehensive history of future Sanyaku wrestlers early careers. In 10 years it would be great to see these fledgling bouts by the 75th and future Yokozuna. NSK should be embarrassed by their attempts to conceal some of the finest that Japan had to offer. .
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Catherine
12 years ago
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We can't get live sumo coverage in the United Kingdom any other way. If they want to make traditional Japanese Sumo more popular worldwide, they should make it more available. As it is, everybody depends on people like Araibira and Jason who promote sumo through their own efforts for our pleasure.
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Roger Cornell
12 years ago
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Please restore Araibira's original Youtube channel. Not only has he painstakingly uploaded all hon-basho bouts for us humble gaijin to enjoy, but he has also uploaded countless interesting documentaries about the history of sumo
Not everyone can watch on NHK. If you want people to care about the sport, make it available. This price limits viewers even in Japan.
For some countries, it is not even a matter of being able to afford it: it is not even available to purchase.
En France aussi on aime le sumo...et il ne passe pas à la télévision
A web accessible Sumo bout archive is an effective instrument for promoting the sport in Japan and worldwide. It does not cannibalize the business in any way. Those who see Sumo online or on TV, will still wish to see it live at the arena.
This is the only way to see Sumo with English language commentary. Arabira has created thousands of new Sumo fans all over the world by offering this valuable service. Many now subscribe to tournament feeds, or attend tournaments, who did not follow the sport before. Please help Arabira promote Sumo globally.
By pulling Araibira's channel NSK has ruined a comprehensive history of future Sanyaku wrestlers early careers. In 10 years it would be great to see these fledgling bouts by the 75th and future Yokozuna. NSK should be embarrassed by their attempts to conceal some of the finest that Japan had to offer. .
We can't get live sumo coverage in the United Kingdom any other way. If they want to make traditional Japanese Sumo more popular worldwide, they should make it more available. As it is, everybody depends on people like Araibira and Jason who promote sumo through their own efforts for our pleasure.
Please restore Araibira's original Youtube channel. Not only has he painstakingly uploaded all hon-basho bouts for us humble gaijin to enjoy, but he has also uploaded countless interesting documentaries about the history of sumo