It was founded in 1859 by former komusubi Arakuma . It was led from 1929 by former sekiwake Kiyosegawa . His daughter married the sixth head , the 38th '' yokozuna '' Terukuni Manzō who led the stable from 1961 until his death in 1977 . He had already made arrangements to pass control over to former '' ōzeki '' Kiyokuni Katsuo before his death . After Kiyokuni 's wife and children were killed in the Japan Airlines Flight 123 crash in 1985 , the stable began to decline . He remarried and moved the heya 's location , but his new wife was not as interested in helping to run the heya . Its last sekitori , Wakasegawa , retired in 1992 , and recruitment suffered . By the end only two active wrestlers remained . After Kiyokuni reached the mandatory retirement age of 65 in November 2006 , it was led temporarily by the former Katsuhikari , who wound up the stable on February 1 2007 , moving to Kiriyama stable
Japan Airlines Flight 123
Japan Airlines Flight 123
Isegahama stable