Translating as 'strong man', rikishi is the name given to a participant in what sport?
Rikishi Rikishi A rikishi (力士) sumotori or, more colloquially, sumosan, is a professional sumo wrestler. "Rikishi" are expected to live according to centuries-old rules and, although there are some exceptions, most come from Japan, where sumo is practiced exclusively. Participation in official tournaments is the only means of marking achievement in sumo and the rank of an individual "rikishi" is based solely on official wins. In popular use, the term "rikishi" can mean any sumo wrestler and an alternative term to "sumotori" (sumo practitioner) or the more colloquial "sumosan". The two kanji characters that make up the word "rikishi" are "strength/power"
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