sotokomata 外小股
Over thigh scooping body drop.
Another over-thigh scooping body drop. Wikipedia gives it the same English name as komatasukui, so the two are told apart by their Japanese names.
- JSA category
- Trips and hooks 掛け手
- Style group (our grouping)
- Trips and leg attacks
- Used 2013 to 2026 (JSA count)
- 6
- Bouts in our data since 1958
- 77
Who wins with it most top division, since 1958
Active wrestlers who use it whole careers, all divisions
- Otsuji Ms9w 1
Latest uses top two divisions
- Terutsuyoshi beat Enho, Kyushu 2020 day 14
- Kyokushuzan beat Kasugao, Hatsu 2005 day 6
- Kyokushuzan beat Takekaze, Kyushu 2004 day 11
- Kyokushuzan beat Chiyotenzan, Natsu 2002 day 1
- Terao beat Hamanoshima, Hatsu 2000 day 7
- Kyokushuzan beat Terao, Hatsu 2000 day 4
- Tagaryu beat Oginohana, Hatsu 1990 day 1
- Asahifuji beat Fujinoshin, Aki 1989 day 7
- Kaneshiro beat Shishiho, Hatsu 1986 day 9
- Washuyama beat Tochiakagi, Natsu 1985 day 5
- Onishiki beat Kotogatake, Kyushu 1979 day 8
- Daisetsu beat Aobajo, Nagoya 1972 day 15
Other trips and hooks
uchigake, sotogake, chongake, kirikaeshi, kawazugake, kekaeshi, ketaguri, mitokorozeme, watashikomi, nimaigeri, komatasukui, ōmata, tsumatori, kozumatori, ashitori, susotori, susoharai
Names, categories and counts from the Japan Sumo Association; English glosses from Wikipedia. All 82 techniques.