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![[Minami Kojima AI Image Contest]Thank you for your continuous submissions. Did you know that Minami Kojima's LoRA has both LoRAV1.0 and LoRA V2.0? Combining both versions can generate images that are closer to the original. Please give it a try!いつもご投稿ありがとうございます。小島みなみさんのLoRAはLoRA V1.0とLoRA V2.0があるのはご存知でしたか。両方を組み込むと本人により近づいた画像が生成されると思います。是非お試しください。Minami Kojima LoRA V1.0https://t.co/pVtPZdQm5FMinami Kojima LoRA V2.0https://t.co/locHICahWl#AIminami](https://p.12271227.xyz/media/FzDMdi4aYAEkXMa.jpg)
![[Minami Kojima AI Image Contest]Thank you for your continuous submissions. Did you know that Minami Kojima's LoRA has both LoRAV1.0 and LoRA V2.0? Combining both versions can generate images that are closer to the original. Please give it a try!いつもご投稿ありがとうございます。小島みなみさんのLoRAはLoRA V1.0とLoRA V2.0があるのはご存知でしたか。両方を組み込むと本人により近づいた画像が生成されると思います。是非お試しください。Minami Kojima LoRA V1.0https://t.co/pVtPZdQm5FMinami Kojima LoRA V2.0https://t.co/locHICahWl#AIminami](https://p.12271227.xyz/media/FzDMdjDaYAAUozx.jpg)
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Sumo is thought to have developed from contests of strength and there have been other similar games since ancient times, such as wrestling, that have originated all over the world.The beginning of sumo dates back to mythological times. Oldest mention appears to be the myth of Kuniyuzuri (ceding of land) in Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters), in which there was contest of strength between gods Takemikazuchi no Kami and Takeminakata no Kami. In addition to this, Ame no Tajikarao no Mikoto, who was proud of his superhuman strength and who opened up Ama no Iwato (cave of heaven), seen as god of sumo.According to Nihonshoki (Chronicles of Japan), contest of strength between Nomi no Sukune and Taima no Kehaya in article for 26 BC is said to be origin of Sumo. Nomi no Sukune, who won, has also been worshiped as a god of sumo. Throughout Japan, 26 shrines are dedicated to Nomi no Sukune with Nominosukune-Jinjya Shrine in Sumida Ward, Tokyo, being most often visited by sumo wrestlers and officials. Sumo became a part of annual imperial ceremonies, called Sumai no sechie and held around the time of Tanabata (Star Festival) every year. Elite sumo wrestlers are chosen from all over country and wrestle in tournament. During Kamakura Period, Minamoto no Yoritomo became patron of sumo and tournaments came to be held on festival days at numerous shrines. These exhibitions became popular among Shoguns and their powerful commanders. Later, during Edo Period, “Kanjin Zumo” tournaments were held frequently as charity for temples and shrines. This led to remodeling of organization of tournaments, leading to current Grand Sumo Tournaments. From this perspective, sumo can be seen as one of earliest sports to be commercialized and professionalized in Japan.You may have seen sumo wrestlers clapping their hands in prayer during Dohyo-iri (ring-entering ceremony) of Grand Sumo Tournament. They perform this action because Dohyo is considered to be place where Gods dwell.Dohyo-Matsuri Festival is conducted by a tate-gyoji (head referee in sumo). Joining him are saishu (head priest), makuuchi-gyoji (referee for makuuchi division), juryo-gyoji (referee for juryo division) and waki-gyoji (two assistant referees) day before an official tournament begins. This festival is part of Jichinsai (ground-breaking ceremony), which is performed over a newly constructed dohyo. Saishu recites a Shinto prayer and offers gifts to pray for safety and success of the tournament. The well-being of the nation and a huge harvest are also prayed for. At the ceremony, items of good tidings such as salt, seaweed, dried squids, dried chestnuts, rice, torreya-nuts, etc., are buried in the center of the dohyo as offerings to the gods protecting the dohyo.Dohyo-Matsuri Festival is performed at all sumo tournaments held for shrines. These tournaments are held to pray for peace, family prosperity, a rich harvest, and bountiful fishing, just to name a few things.In Japan, “Hitori-zumo,” (wrestle with oneself), is used to mean someone working desperately on something for no one in particular, or even pointlessly. Term originated in Shinto ritual held at Oyamazumi-Jinjya Shrine in Omishima, Ehime Prefecture. This Shinto ritual is performed during both Ondaue-Matsuri (rice planting festival) every spring on May 5 and the Nukibo-Sai (rice harvesting festival) every autumn on September 9, both by lunar calendar. It is performed to pray for a good harvest on a dohyo constructed between building called “Osajiki Den” and special rice field offered to the gods called the “Shinsen Den.” A three-point match is held between an invisible rice spirit and a sumo wrestler. In this contest, rice spirit will always win by 2 victories and 1 defeat. It is quite comical to witness since the man seems to be wrestling by himself. This ceremony is where term “hitori-zumo” originates. Originally, though, it was an important ceremony for praying for a rich harvest.© inside.japan #archaeohistories#
