hikiotoshi 引き落とし
Hand pull down.
The winner pulls his opponent down with his hands.
- JSA category
- Special techniques 特殊技
- Style group (our grouping)
- Pull and slap-down
- Used 2013 to 2026 (JSA count)
- 6,702
- Bouts in our data since 1958
- 24,801
Who wins with it most top division, since 1958
Active wrestlers who use it whole careers, all divisions
- Tochikasuga Jd71e 75
- Abi M12w 67
- Tobizaru J2w 56
- Tenichi Jd98w 48
- Daieisho M4w 45
- Tochimaru Ms21w 39
- Ryuseiyama Jd36w 38
- Takayasu M3e 37
- Yutakasho Sd33e 36
- Hienriki Jd12e 35
Latest uses top two divisions
- Kayo beat Tamawashi, Aki 2026 day 15
- Oho beat Tobizaru, Aki 2026 day 13
- Mitakeumi beat Tomokaze, Aki 2026 day 12
- Enho beat Kazuma, Aki 2026 day 12
- Kotoshoho beat Daieisho, Aki 2026 day 10
- Hiradoumi beat Chiyoshoma, Aki 2026 day 10
- Daieisho beat Kirishima, Aki 2026 day 9
- Tobizaru beat Shodai, Aki 2026 day 9
- Takanosho beat Asanoyama, Aki 2026 day 9
- Onosato beat Fujiryoga, Aki 2026 day 9
- Tamawashi beat Arashifuji, Aki 2026 day 7
- Tobizaru beat Asasuiryu, Aki 2026 day 5
Other special techniques
hikkake, hatakikomi, sokubiotoshi, tsuridashi, okuritsuridashi, tsuriotoshi, okuritsuriotoshi, okuridashi, okuritaoshi, okurinage, okurigake, okurihikiotoshi, waridashi, utchari, kimedashi, kimetaoshi, ushiromotare, yobimodoshi
Names, categories and counts from the Japan Sumo Association; English glosses from Wikipedia. All 82 techniques.