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Tōgyū (闘牛) also known as ushi-zumo or Bull sumo, is a spectator sport native to the Ryukyu Islands of Japan (Okinawa Prefecture and the Amami Islands of Kagoshima Prefecture). It is also held in other regions of Japan, such as Iwate Prefecture, Niigata Prefecture, Shimane Prefecture, and Ehime Prefecture. Although sometimes known to Westerners as "Okinawan bullfighting", it is drastically different from the Spanish or Portuguese style of bullfighting where the matches are between a bull and a human, with blood being spilt. Tōgyū has more in common with northern Portugal's sport of chegas and the Swiss sport of cow fighting.

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  • Tōgyū (fr)
  • 토규 (ko)
  • Tōgyū (en)
  • Tōgyū (sv)
  • 琉球鬥牛 (zh)
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  • 토규(闘牛)란 오키나와현 일대와 일부 다른 일본 지역(이와테현, 니가타현, 에히메현 등)에서 실시되는 소싸움이다. 한자로는 투우와 같지만, 한국의 소싸움처럼 소와 소가 싸우는 경기이다. (ko)
  • 琉球鬥牛是一種原產於琉球群島(日本鹿兒島縣奄美群島和沖繩縣)的鬥牛活動,這項運動至少早在12世紀就開始了,農民們將公牛相互鬥牛作為一項有趣的運動。在比賽中公牛以角相鬥並試圖迫使對方放棄陣地,每頭公牛都有一名教練幫助公牛保持衝勁並鼓勵他們的公牛獲勝。當其中一隻公牛疲倦並退出比賽時,比賽就結束了。教練們非常小心地防止公牛互相傷害,如果其中一個不小心撞傷另一個,戰鬥就會立即結束。 (zh)
  • Le tōgyū (闘牛), également appelé ushi-zumo (牛相撲, littéralement « sumo de taureaux »), ushi-tsutsuki (牛突き), ou encore ushi no tsunotsuki (牛の角突き) à Nagaoka et à Ojiya dans la préfecture de Niigata, est une discipline de lutte originaire du Japon, opposant deux taureaux de gabarit important. Elle se pratique également à Kuji (préfecture d'Iwate), sur les îles Oki (préfecture de Shimane), à Uwajima (préfecture d'Ehime), Tokunoshima (préfecture de Kagoshima) et Uruma (préfecture d'Okinawa). (fr)
  • Tōgyū (闘牛) also known as ushi-zumo or Bull sumo, is a spectator sport native to the Ryukyu Islands of Japan (Okinawa Prefecture and the Amami Islands of Kagoshima Prefecture). It is also held in other regions of Japan, such as Iwate Prefecture, Niigata Prefecture, Shimane Prefecture, and Ehime Prefecture. Although sometimes known to Westerners as "Okinawan bullfighting", it is drastically different from the Spanish or Portuguese style of bullfighting where the matches are between a bull and a human, with blood being spilt. Tōgyū has more in common with northern Portugal's sport of chegas and the Swiss sport of cow fighting. (en)
  • Tōgyū (japanska: 闘牛), även känt som ushi-zumo eller tjur-sumo, är en publiksport som har sitt ursprung på de japanska Ryukyuöarna, speciellt i Okinawa prefektur. Sporten arrangeras också i andra japanska regioner, som i prefekturen Iwate, Niigata prefektur, Shimane prefektur, Ehime prefektur och Kagoshima prefektur. Tränarna försöker förhindra tjurarna att skada varandra och fighten är omedelbart över om någon av dem oavsiktligt stångar den andra. (sv)
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  • Le tōgyū (闘牛), également appelé ushi-zumo (牛相撲, littéralement « sumo de taureaux »), ushi-tsutsuki (牛突き), ou encore ushi no tsunotsuki (牛の角突き) à Nagaoka et à Ojiya dans la préfecture de Niigata, est une discipline de lutte originaire du Japon, opposant deux taureaux de gabarit important. Elle se pratique également à Kuji (préfecture d'Iwate), sur les îles Oki (préfecture de Shimane), à Uwajima (préfecture d'Ehime), Tokunoshima (préfecture de Kagoshima) et Uruma (préfecture d'Okinawa). La discipline serait née à Uwajima vers la fin du XVIIe siècle, lorsque deux taureaux furent offerts à la ville par des marins hollandais que des pêcheurs japonais avaient sauvés du naufrage. Lors d'une compétition, les taureaux les plus légers s'élancent les premiers dans l'arène et le tournoi fonctionne à l'aide de tours éliminatoires. Le premier au sol ou à tourner le dos à son adversaire perd le round. Les taureaux sont entourés de leurs maîtres, qui veillent à éviter les blessures ou les mauvais coups. Comme au sumo, la journée commence par la présentation des combattants au public, revêtus d'habits d'apparat, et avant chaque combat l'arène est purifiée par du sel. (fr)
  • Tōgyū (闘牛) also known as ushi-zumo or Bull sumo, is a spectator sport native to the Ryukyu Islands of Japan (Okinawa Prefecture and the Amami Islands of Kagoshima Prefecture). It is also held in other regions of Japan, such as Iwate Prefecture, Niigata Prefecture, Shimane Prefecture, and Ehime Prefecture. Although sometimes known to Westerners as "Okinawan bullfighting", it is drastically different from the Spanish or Portuguese style of bullfighting where the matches are between a bull and a human, with blood being spilt. Tōgyū has more in common with northern Portugal's sport of chegas and the Swiss sport of cow fighting. During matches, the bulls lock horns and attempt to force each other to give up ground. Each bull has a coach who helps to keep the bulls locked in conflict and encourages their bull to win. The match is over when one of the bulls tires and withdraws, losing the match. The coaches take great care to prevent the bulls from harming each other and the fight is immediately over if one of them accidentally gores the other. (en)
  • 토규(闘牛)란 오키나와현 일대와 일부 다른 일본 지역(이와테현, 니가타현, 에히메현 등)에서 실시되는 소싸움이다. 한자로는 투우와 같지만, 한국의 소싸움처럼 소와 소가 싸우는 경기이다. (ko)
  • Tōgyū (japanska: 闘牛), även känt som ushi-zumo eller tjur-sumo, är en publiksport som har sitt ursprung på de japanska Ryukyuöarna, speciellt i Okinawa prefektur. Sporten arrangeras också i andra japanska regioner, som i prefekturen Iwate, Niigata prefektur, Shimane prefektur, Ehime prefektur och Kagoshima prefektur. Trots att den ibland av västerlänningar kallas "Okinawansk tjurfäktning", skiljer sig den drastiskt från den spanska och portugisiska varianten av tjurfäktning där matcherna utkämpas mellan en tjur och en människa, där blod spills. Tōgyū liknar mer sporten som utövas i Portugals norra region, kallad , samt den Schweiziska . Under matcherna greppar tjurarna varandras horn och försöker pressa varandra tills den ena faller. Varje tjur har en coach som hjälper tjurarna om de låser sig, och uppmuntrar sin tjur att vinna. Matchen är över när en av tjurarna blir trött och drar sig tillbaka, och därmed förlorar matchen. Tränarna försöker förhindra tjurarna att skada varandra och fighten är omedelbart över om någon av dem oavsiktligt stångar den andra. (sv)
  • 琉球鬥牛是一種原產於琉球群島(日本鹿兒島縣奄美群島和沖繩縣)的鬥牛活動,這項運動至少早在12世紀就開始了,農民們將公牛相互鬥牛作為一項有趣的運動。在比賽中公牛以角相鬥並試圖迫使對方放棄陣地,每頭公牛都有一名教練幫助公牛保持衝勁並鼓勵他們的公牛獲勝。當其中一隻公牛疲倦並退出比賽時,比賽就結束了。教練們非常小心地防止公牛互相傷害,如果其中一個不小心撞傷另一個,戰鬥就會立即結束。 (zh)
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