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Uchi No Heya!

Run a sumo stable! Recruit rookies, drill their stats, cook chanko nabe, and steer them through six grand tournaments a year. Climb the banzuke from Jonokuchi to Yokozuna while juggling injuries, rivalries, and an empty bank account. Work hard to make your heya legendary!

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July 19, 2026
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Run a sumo stable! Recruit rookies, drill their stats, cook chanko nabe, and steer them through six grand tournaments a year. In this sumo sim, you climb the banzuke from Jonokuchi to Yokozuna while juggling injuries, rivalries, and an empty bank account. Work hard to make your heya legendary!

Uchi No Heya! is a comprehensive sumo management simulator that puts you in control of your own stable. It runs through everything you would expect out of a good sumo simulator! All sumo divisions, all kimarite, and small details like special promotion/demotion logic for sekiwake/ozeki/yokozuna. In hardcore mode the difficulty is aimed more toward real world difficulty, with only the best of the best reaching the top!