Sumo's biggest stars joined some 70 fellow heavyweights of the sport in using their bodies to spell out the two kanji characters representing Japan's new imperial era name, as the country celebrated the enthronement of its new emperor Wednesday.The wrestlers from the top two professional divisions, including two top-ranked yokozuna, Hakuho and Kakuryu, as well as newly promoted ozeki Takakeisho, took part in the celebration at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan.Dressed in black montsuki hakama, a traditional family crest-bearing garment worn over a kimono, the wrestlers threw their weight behind cel…READ FULL ARTICLE
