When it comes to sumo, the words "incredibly athletic", "smart", or "strategic" don't often come to mind, at least in the West. But in Japan, the sport of sumo has a long and storied history and is rich with tradition. It is a critical part of Japanese culture and today, we explore how the sport might also take form as an art. Munchies, VICE's food website also did a video on sumo wrestler Byamba Ulambyar and his 10,000 calorie diet, as part of their series FUEL. Here's the link to that video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW7n2UP60bk  And the link to the recipe for Chanko Nabe if you'd like to try making it yourself:  https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/8qejkb/chanko-nabe 

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