Shikimori will hold theirs with their palm and figures face up. The Kimura family is also seen as slightly more prestigious than the Shikimori family. Gyōji will at first use their own given name as their personal/second name which follows Kimura or Shikimori. Later, as they rise through the ranks and begin officiating higher divisions, one of the two family names and a personal name together as a set title is passed down. This will either be passed down from a senior gyōji (often a mentor) or the junior gyōji will receive one of a number of established gyōji professional names that is currently unused. This naming convention can be seen when looking at a list of gyōji such as on a banzuke, where younger, lower-ranked gyōji have modern-sounding personal/second names, while higher ranked ones have antiquated-sounding second names that have been passed down for generations. It is also not uncommon for gyōji to switch between families as they are promoted through the ranks. Rising through the ranks is based largely on seniority, but the accuracy of an individual gyōjis decisions and his bearing on the dohyō are also determining factors. At the top of the gyōji hierarchy are two fixed positions called tate-gyōji who always take the names Kimura Shōnosuke () and Shikimori Inosuke (), the senior- and junior-ranked tate-gyōji respectively. They officiate over only the top few bouts in san'yaku, near the end of a tournament day. Both of these professional names have the longest history and they have been passed down through the most generations of gyōji. It is normally the practice that when the higher-ranking Kimura Shōnosuke retires at 65, he is succeeded by the second ranking Shikimori Inosuke after a certain interval. Latest tate-gyōji As of the January 2019 basho there is one active tate-gyōji. The most recent holders of the two tate-gyōji names are: 37th Kimura Shōnosuke, real name: Saburō Hatakeyama, member of Tomozuna stable, November 2013 to March 2015 (his retirement). 41st Shikimori Inosuke, real name: Hideki Imaoka, member of Takadagawa stable, since January 2019. Latest san'yaku-gyōji As of the January 2019 basho there are four san'yaku-gyōji'': 6th Kimura Tamajirō, real name: Masashi Takeda, member of Tatsunami stable, since January 2014 3rd Kimura Yōdō, real name: Yuji Horasawa, member of Kokonoe stable, since November 2014 15th Kimura Shōtarō, real name: Yoshimitsu Morita, member of Kasugano stable, since May 2015 Kimura Kōnosuke, real name: