From 1933 onward tournaments were held almost exclusively in the "Ryōgoku Kokugikan" until the American occupation forces appropriated it and the tournaments were moved to Meiji Shrine until the 1950s when an alternate location, the Kuramae Kokugikan which was near Ryōgoku, was built for sumo.
Onward tournaments were held almost exclusively in the "Ryōgoku Kokugikan" until the American occupation forces appropriated it. This was from 1933. The tournaments were moved to Meiji Shrine until the 1950s when an alternate location was built for sumo. An alternate location was the Kuramae Kokugikan. This Kuramae Kokugikan was near Ryōgoku.