Life after the spotlight: Japan’s sumo wrestlers struggle to find work outside the sport | South China Morning Post

The life of a sumo wrestler can be one of lavish gifts and public adoration. But it’s a short-lived career. Most sumo wrestlers retire in their 30s with little education and no real-world work experience. Few even earn salaries during their time in the sport. It can be a tough transition for many, but some former wr…

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