Sumo
A sumo widget turns current rikishi and banzuke data into a small, readable dashboard card. Mizu's Sumo widget can show a single wrestler with rank, shikona, heya, origin, height, and weight, or a top-division banzuke list that fits neatly into Notion, Obsidian, and personal homepage embeds.
The Sumo widget is backed by a periodically refreshed data feed, so users get stable pages without calling external APIs directly from every embed. The card layout is built for following one wrestler, while the banzuke layout gives a scan-friendly overview of the current Makuuchi ranks. It is designed for fans who want live-ish context in a dashboard without maintaining spreadsheets or hand-updating rank changes.
Questions, answered.
What data does the rikishi card show?
It shows the wrestler's rank, shikona, stable, origin, and physical stats when those fields are available in the cached feed.
What is the banzuke layout?
The banzuke layout renders a compact ranked list, useful when you want a division overview instead of a single-wrestler card.
How often does it update?
The feed is designed for weekly refreshes, which matches the cadence of most dashboard use and avoids hammering upstream services.
Do I need an account?
No. The widget uses public cached data and does not require user authentication or a private API key.
Can I choose a specific wrestler?
Yes. Pass a rikishi name in the builder or URL params and the card layout will resolve the closest cached match.
Can I embed this outside Notion?
Yes. It is a normal iframe widget, so it works in Obsidian, websites, and any surface that allows embeddable iframes.