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Martin J. Meyer
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Oct 16, 2026
Martial Arts Studies Association (MASA) Webinar: Martial Arts and Cultural Connections
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7:35Martin J. MeyerGUEST
the American sailors were pretty, mm, s- not scared, but disgusted by the, quote, "overfed monsters" which the sumotori were.
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7:47Martin J. MeyerGUEST
And you maybe know that in Enter The Dragon, there's a little scene about sumo, uh, in the middle, and in the James Bond flick, You Only Live Twice, there's a little sumo scene.
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7:58Martin J. MeyerGUEST
But at the, in the '60s, '70s, sumo on the world page wasn't such as existent as it is now.
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8:06Martin J. MeyerGUEST
So there have been several events which turned on the internationalization or the international, um, image of sumo.
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