 By November 2010 he had fallen to Makushita 51, but he produced a winning record of 5-2 in that tournament, his first "kachi-koshi" in over two years.His "shikona", or sumo name of Futen'ō was adopted upon his first promotion to the "jūryō" division, and was thought up by his father.Coming from Tensui village, he had wanted to use the "kanji" "ten", so his father combined "futen", meaning "everything in the universe", with "teno", from a traditional story about a boy who works hard to protect a mountain.