Ukiyo-e is a painting that depicts the daily life of townspeople in the Edo period. The word ``Ukiyo'' is one of the old Buddhist terms, meaning ``ephemeral world'', ``suffering world'', and ``an impermanent world''.
During the Edo period, sumo wrestling was a popular pastime for the townspeople, along with red-light districts and kabuki. Sumo wrestling was developed in the 17th century in Osaka, Kyoto, and other parts of the west as a special kind of sport.

It is a poster type designed up to the background.

Size (unit: mm)
S: 450 x 640
M: 750×1070
L: 1000 x 1420