Ukrainian prodigy Aonishiki won an elite championship title on Sunday, the first sumo wrestler from his country to do so, just three and a half years after evacuating following Russia's invasion, drawing praise from his fellow citizens.His achievement has inspired Ukrainians living in Japan, including Nataliia Lysenko, the 46-year-old manager of "Kraiany" cafe in Tokyo, who recalled Aonishiki's visit there and quoted the 21-year-old as saying he "wants to encourage Ukraine by winning the championship."She said Aonishiki, who started sumo at age 7 and became fascinated with the sport after w…READ FULL ARTICLE