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perception of sumo wrestlers' lifestyle
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Western countries
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Perceived as individuals who live a lifestyle centered around indulgence and excess, due to their size and eating habits
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sumo
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Western countries
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Considered an unusual and niche sport, with less widespread popularity compared to traditional Western sports like football or basketball
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sumo
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Western countries
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Considered an unusual and niche form of wrestling, often associated with traditional Japanese culture
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sumo
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Western countries
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Sumo is often viewed as a unique and intriguing spectacle or performance, with a focus on the physical size and strength of the competitors.
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sumo wrestlers
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Western countries
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May be seen as overweight or obese individuals with a focus on physical size rather than athletic ability
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sumo wrestlers' diet
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Western countries
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Considered extremely high in calories and unhealthy due to the focus on gaining weight
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sumo wrestling attire
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Western countries
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Seen as a unique and peculiar attire, often associated with comedic or exaggerated representations of sumo wrestling
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