 Futabayama had become head of his own stable, Futabayama Dojo, in 1941 whilst still an active wrestler (a practice now forbidden), and upon his retirement he adopted the Tokitsukaze elder name and renamed his "heya" Tokitsukaze stable.It grew to become one of sumo's largest stables by the 1950s, and Futabayama produced several strong wrestlers including "yokozuna" Kagamisato and "ōzeki" Kitabayama and Yutakayama.He remained in charge of the stable until his death from hepatitis in 1968.