This is the 6906th most frequent Japanese word.
ホンムラモトゾウ
"ホンムラモトゾウ" does not appear to be a standard Japanese word or phrase; it might be a proper noun, name, or a combination that requires specific context.
Here, ホンムラモトゾウ appears to be a proper noun, a person's name, and is used as the subject of the sentence, depicting someone participating in an event.
ホンムラモトゾウは来年も大会に出場する予定です。
Honmuramotozou is planning to participate in the tournament next year.
In this case, ホンムラモトゾウ refers to the name of a statue, showcasing how names can associate with objects or landmarks.
このホンムラモトゾウの像は非常に古い歴史を持っています。
This Honmuramotozou statue has a very old history.
Here, ホンムラモトゾウ is a topic of discussion or inquiry, demonstrating how a proper name can be used in context where information is sought.