Dump Matsumoto

I am the sea!

How far away from the beaches ... Mount Fuji. See? ?

Sizzling hot rain I shook for a moment

I don't know who that is but Dump has funky hair, so I thought I would throw it in

China expedition

Came a lot of customers. The venue was sold out ... 5-6000 people

Buffet meals every day. All you can eat

It was a fun expedition China.

Yesterday
Hair bleaching. I was also eyebrows ...
(Crying)
Failure.

Japan will work hard!
Japan will hold on!
A good one day ... Happy.

Ryogoku Kokugikan

Dump has been to see the sumo (Pogo was once sumo) - she went to what is known as the "topknot cutting ceremony".

Sumo wrestlers with sekitori status are required on certain occasions to wear their hair in a more elaborate form of topknot called an oicho or ginkgo leaf style, where the end of the topknot is splayed out to form a semicircle, resembling a hand fan (sensu). Given the uniqueness of the style in modern Japan, the Sumo Association employs specialist hairdressers called tokoyama to cut and prepare sumo wrestlers' hair.

The chonmage is of such symbolic importance in sumo that snipping it off is the centerpiece of a wrestler's retirement ceremony. Dignitaries and other important people in a wrestler's life are invited to take one snip, with the final one taken by his trainer.

In Shinjuku Face
35th Anniversary Tournament Onita thickness.