kainahineri 腕捻り
Two-handed arm twist down.
The winner grabs his opponent's arm with both hands and twists him down.
- JSA category
- Twists 捻り手
- Style group (our grouping)
- Rare and acrobatic
- Used 2013 to 2026 (JSA count)
- 143
- Bouts in our data since 1958
- 791
Who wins with it most top division, since 1958
Active wrestlers who use it whole careers, all divisions
- Motoazuma Jd91e 7
- Enho J10e 5
- Tokifudo J13w 4
- Takayasu M3e 4
- Chiyokozan Jd48e 3
- Asatenmai Jd90w 3
- Terunosato Jk11e 2
- Kokuryunami Jk2w 2
- Hamadayama Jd3w 2
- Ebisumaru Sd62w 2
Latest uses top two divisions
- Takayasu beat Daieisho, Hatsu 2026 day 3
- Midorifuji beat Roga, Nagoya 2025 day 6
- Ryuden beat Aonishiki, Haru 2025 day 5
- Shimanoumi beat Tsushimanada, Haru 2023 day 10
- Okinoumi beat Terutsuyoshi, Kyushu 2022 day 5
- Kotonowaka beat Wakatakakage, Kyushu 2022 day 4
- Enho beat Kagayaki, Aki 2022 day 8
- Terutsuyoshi beat Yutakayama, Aki 2022 day 1
- Terunofuji beat Takanosho, Nagoya 2021 day 3
- Midorifuji beat Daiamami, Haru 2021 day 9
- Meisei beat Takayasu, Kyushu 2019 day 5
- Enho beat Yago, Nagoya 2019 day 6
Other twists
tsukiotoshi, makiotoshi, tottari, sakatottari, katasukashi, sotomuso, uchimuso, zubuneri, uwatehineri, shitatehineri, amiuchi, sabaori, harimanage, ōsakate, gasshohineri, tokkurinage, kubihineri, kotehineri
Names, categories and counts from the Japan Sumo Association; English glosses from Wikipedia. All 82 techniques.