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English: Former Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Hall Interior c1910. At the former Ryogoku Kokugikan before the war, it is black and white, but you can see that it has four pillars.
日本語: 両国国技館の土俵(1910年)。戦前の旧両国国技館で、白黒ですが、4色であることが分かります。
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Former Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Hall interior ring c1910.

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