February 27, 2014
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “SHIBUYA ENTERTAINMENT☆FIGHT 2”, 27/02/2014
Shibuya Entertainment Stage
70 Fans – No Vacancy
1. Chikage Kiba defeated KANNA with a Crucifix Pin (5:20).
2. 3 Way Match: Nonoko defeated Shoko Nakajima and Ririko Kendo when Nonoko pinned both Nakajima and Kendo with the Double Pie Fly Flow (5:48).
3. Miyu Yamashita defeated Yuka Sakazaki with the Crash Rabbit Heat (5:51).
Both Miyu Yamashita and Nonoko continue their winning streaks on the road to Kawasaki Plaza Sol. Yamashita beat Nonoko in a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors to make her match with Yuka Sakazaki the main event of today’s show. When the event was finished Tetsuya Koda assured the two that their match will be the main event of the 5th April Kawasaki show. But first they need a main event for the 15th March in Tokyo BASEMENT MONSTAR. Both Yamashita and Nonoko will have to find somebody to team with as they will face off in a tag team match.
Also announced for 15/3 is an exhibition match for the newest Tokyo Joshi Pro trainee, currently named Korei. Korei was born on 29th September 1992 and is from the Shizuoka Prefecture. She previously competed in dodgeball and swimming.
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February 15, 2014
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “TOKYO CIRCUIT 2014 ROUND 2”, 15/02/2014
Tokyo BASEMENT MONSTAR
90 Fans
1. Chikage Kiba defeated Ayumi Takeda with a Cross Kneebar (4:11).
2. Miyu Yamashita defeated Ririko Kendo with the Crash Rabbit Heat (6:02).
3. Nonoko & KANNA defeated Shoko Nakajima & Yuka Sakazaki when Nonoko pinned Nakajima with the Pie Fly Flow (10:00).
Despite snowy weather causing some problems such as delaying one of the idol acts from arriving in time to perform, the show was able to take place as normal.
Tension is building between Miyu Yamashita and Nonoko after the events of today’s show. Yamashita’s match against Ririko Kendo was supposed to be the main event but Nonoko interrupted the opening of the show complaining about that decision. She felt her match should go on last because she is a main eventer. Tetsuya Koda decided the main event would be decided by whoever won a game of Ass Sumo. Nonoko and Yamashita had to stand back-to-back on a box and attempt to bump each other off it to win. Nonoko won easily because of her plump body.
Nonoko & KANNA were victorious in the main event but Yamashita approached Nonoko again in the ring. Yamashita accepted losing to Nonoko in the Ass Sumo contest but also said she would beat Nonoko in a wrestling match. Koda stepped in and said he knows a great little venue for that match to happen and booked the match for 5th April in Kawasaki Plaza Sol.
Chikage Kiba announced she passed her exam into a private university. She is now stress free and looking forward to living the dream of a campus life. She promises to continue working hard in both wrestling and education.
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January 28, 2014
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “SHIBUYA ENTERTAINMENT☆FIGHT 1”, 28/01/2014
Shibuya Entertainment Stage
80 Fans – No Vacancy
1. Shoko Nakajima defeated Ririko Kendo with a Cross Body (5:48).
2. Nonoko defeated KANNA with the Pie Fly Flow (5:12).
3. Miyu Yamashita defeated Yuka Sakazaki with the Crash Rabbit Heat (5:50).
Yuka Sakazaki learned some dirty tactics to use against Miyu Yamashita. She untied Daisuke Kiso’s shoelaces and then choked Yamashita with mat tape while the ref was busy tying his shoe. She tried the trick again later in the match but this time it didn’t work and Yamashita beat her with the Crash Rabbit Heat.
Nonoko again used her bust to great effect, beating KANNA with a Modified Dragon Sleeper where KANNA’s face was pressed against Nonoko’s chest, followed by the Boinmaker and the Pie Fly Flow.
Ririko Kendo, real name Ririko Ishizawa, is a new trainee who made her wrestling debut today. After only wrestling on a mat for her first match, she now wants to get into a ring.
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December 1, 2013
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “RAISING AN ARMY”, 01/12/2013
Kitizawa Town Hall
294 Fans – Super No Vacancy Full House
1. KANNA defeated Ayumi Takada with a Boston Crab (4:39).
2. Nonoko & Yuka Sakazaki defeated Ura Erika & Shoko Nakajima when Nonoko pinned Nakajima with the Pai Fly Flow (10:00).
3. Miyu Yamashita defeated Chikage Kiba with the Crash Rabbit Heat (6:54).
It took 18 months since its creation but Tokyo Joshi Pro finally held its official debut show in Kitizawa today as part of a double header with DDT.
The main event pitted the two brightest trainees of the promotion against each other. Miyu Yamashita had beaten Chikage Kiba before and today she made it two for two with her Running Kick finisher, the Crash Rabbit Heat. Yamashita declared herself as the Ace of Tokyo Joshi Pro, at least for the time being. She also called out Nonoko and challenged her to a match. In her post show interview, Yamashita said she hopes people will call her the Ace rather than a self-proclaimed one. She hopes she will get to wrestle in various places and have fun doing so. Kiba really wanted to win but felt gratitude for all the people who was involved with today’s show. She doesn’t know what Tokyo Joshi Pro will turn into but she wants to continue.
The middle match was a chance for the plump Nonoko to show off her, er… talents. Her arsenal consisted of popular moves such as the Rainmaker, the People’s Elbow and a downsized High Fly Flow (which she calls the Pai Fly Flow and claims is an original move) all modified to emphasize her K-Cup bust. It turned out to be just what was needed for her and Yuka Sakazaki to win the match. Sakazaki believed they were able to win because they had bigger busts than their opponents. Shoko Nakajima was psyched to wrestle but for the time being wants to focus on winning her first singles match. She hopes to become a fast wrestler with cool moves. For her partner Ura Erika, it was her first wrestling match in over two years.
KANNA marked off the new beginning of Tokyo Joshi Pro by earning her first ever singles victory. Her opponent Ayumi Takada was pretty much dressed like Paige from WWE NXT. When asked what she wants Tokyo Joshi Pro to be, KANNA said it is a good organization with a good atmosphere and she wants it to continue like that. Takada said she was relieved to finally debut and felt amazing after her first match.
Tetsuya Koda announced that Eri Wakamatsu from Ice Ribbon has signed with Tokyo Joshi Pro. She explained that she was starting from scratch and she wasn’t sure if she could still use her Ice Ribbon name. Her debut match and possibly a new name have not been determined yet.
The show was supposed to begin with a performance by DPG, the band featuring Hiroshi Fukuda and Antonio Honda. But before they could begin, they received a message from one of their members saying she was quitting the band. Stephanie Ayumi was no where to be seen in the arena and her bandmates were shocked at the sudden news. Honda appeared dressed as a taoist monk and was able to summon Ayumi into the arena. Ayumi had written a letter to the band and read it out to them. She said she will leave the band after today’s performance to enter pro wrestling but that does not mean she will quit being their friend. The group performed their song “Demon Of The Ring” and everyone wished her luck as Stephanie Ayumi began her second life as Ayumi Takada. Lastly, Fukuda chopped Ayumi across her chest to give her fighting spirit. Ayumi fired back with a High Kick, knocking him down and setting her off on the right path.
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October 20, 2013
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “THE SIXTH MEETING”, 18/10/2013
Shibuya Deseo
120 Fans – Super No Vacancy
1. Chikage Kiba defeated Shoko Nakajima with a School Boy (4:40).
2. Miyu Yamashita defeated KANNA with the Soccer Kick (5:50).
As a result of today’s matches, Miyu Yamashita Vs Chikage Kiba will main event the first proper Tokyo Joshi Pro event in Kitizawa Town Hall on 1st December.
KANNA’s frustration over being unable to defeat Miyu Yamashita continues. She refused to shake Yamashita’s hand after their match, instead she just slapped it away.
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June 6, 2013
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “THE FOURTH MEETING”, 06/06/2013
Shibuya Deseo
140 Fans – No Vacancy
1. KANNA Vs Shoko Nakajima ended in a Time Limit Draw (3:00).
2. Miyu Yamashita defeated Chikage Kiba with the Penalty Kick (4:18).
Miyu Yamashita countered Chikage Kiba’s Cross Kneelock into a Penalty Kick to win the match and strengthen her claim that she is the ace of Tokyo Joshi Pro. However, she thinks she will have to beat Kiba and KANNA more times to cement her status. Kiba thought her defeat was “hella frustrating” and wants a rematch.
KANNA was a second away from submitting Shoko Nakajima with a Boston Crab, but time ran out. The debuting Nakajima felt she was only wrestling at 1%. She promises next time she will fight at 100%.
The next Tokyo Joshi Pro preview event will take place on 11th July, again in Shibuya Deseo.
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April 26, 2013
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “THE THIRD MEETING”, 26/04/2013
Shibuya Deseo
120 Fans – Super No Vacancy
1. Karate Exhibition: Miyu Yamashita Vs Hikaru Nakajima ended in a Time Limit Draw (3:00).
2. Chikage Kiba defeated KANNA with a Cross Kneebar (4:01).
Chikage Kiba’s first wrestling match ended in happiness after she defeated KANNA by submission. She has declared herself the ace of Tokyo Joshi Pro.
Today was Hikaru Nakajima’s 20th birthday. Makoto Oishi made a surprise appearance with a cake and sang “Happy Birthday” to her.
The next preview event will take place in Shibuya Deseo again on 6th June. When asked who she wanted to face on the show, KANNA said she wants to wrestle Miyu Yamashita a third time because she thinks Yamashita’s two wins over her were not convincing.
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March 25, 2013
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “THE SECOND MEETING”, 25/03/2013
Shibuya Deseo
100 Fans – No Vacancy
1. Sambo Exhibition: Chikage Kiba Vs Daisuke Kiso ended in a Time Limit Draw (3:00).
2. Miyu Yamashita defeated KANNA with a Soccer Kick (4:36).
The second Tokyo Women’s Wrestling preview event saw similar results to the first. Chikage Kiba went through another Sambo contest with referee Daisuke Kiso that ended in a draw and Miyu Yamashita got the better of KANNA for the second time. Yamashita said she wants to wrestle inside a ring but until then she will practice, practice, practice. KANNA meanwhile does not want to start a losing streak. Kiba promises she will always fight with full force.
The next preview event will take place on 26th April.
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January 30, 2013
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “THE FIRST MEETING”, 30/01/2013
Akihabara Twin Box
150 Fans – Super No Vacancy Full House
1. Sambo Exhibition: Chikage Kiba Vs Daisuke Kiso ended in a Time Limit Draw (3:00).
2. Miyu Yamashita defeated Kanna Shinmei with a Face Kick (3:46).
Tokyo Joshi Pro have declared their first practice event a great success. Trainees Kanna Shinmei, Chikage Kiba and Miyu Yamashita competed in their first contests in public at a small event at an Akihabra concert hall. The show also featured different idol music acts performing before the two matches.
Kanna Shinmei has decided to use KANNA as her ring name and wrestled in a camouflaged top while Yamashita wore a pink bodice and danced her way to the mat where the contests took place. KANNA put on a strong performance and almost won with a Boston Crab but Yamashita fought through the pain and escaped. She then struck KANNA with a Face Kick combination that floored her opponent and kept her down for the pin. Yamashita was in tears of joy after winning the match and encouraged the audience to sing and dance together.
The third trainee Chikage Kiba got to show off her sambo skills in an exhibition against DDT referee Daisuke Kiso. The exhibition only lasted for three minutes but Kiba was able to hold her own, escaping Kiso’s throw attempts and locking in a Cross Armbar at the end. When time ran out, neither competitor was declared the winner.
Each girl gave out comments after the show. Kiba was disappointed her match was so short and looks forward to her first wrestling match. Yamashita was grateful to all the people that attended the show and promised she will do her best not to lose to KANNA the next time they fight. KANNA thanked DDT and Tetsuya Koda for giving her a chance to become a wrestler and also showed gratitude towards Kiba and Yamashita. She joked that she did not like Yamashita when they first met but today she fell in love with her.
Tetsuya Koda said it will be a while until Tokyo Joshi Pro holds its first proper show but noted the trainees are growing quickly as wrestlers. Koda wants to hold more practice events before the girls are ready to officially debut.
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November 30, 2012
After a long, quiet period without any news, Tokyo Joshi Pro held a press conference today in the Dropkick Bar to announce its pre-debut plans as well as introduce three new trainees. But first, Tetsuya Koda announced that NOZOMI had resigned from the promotion. NOZOMI was the first and until recently only woman attached to the project since its formation earlier this year. She was not in attendance but did leave a message that Koda read out. According to NOZOMI, she joined the organisation so that she would someday get to be in the ring with her brother Takashi Dai. When Dai left DDT in October due to his injuries, NOZOMI no longer had any reason she wanted to stay with the company. NOZOMI will continue to wrestle and she apologised to everyone for her decision to leave.
Koda moved on and announced that Tokyo Joshi Pro will begin holding pre-debut events in Akihabra once a month starting in January. The events will consist of public training sessions and exhibition matches. He then introduced the three new trainees Kanna Shinmei, Chikage Kiba and Miyu Yamashita.
Kanna Shinmei
Age: 16
Birthplace: Kanagawa
Height: 165cm
Kanna became a wrestling fan when she watched Tiger Mask Vs Dynamite Kid matches on a DVD she borrowed from a friend. She wishes to learn the same “godlike technique” and become strong. She is now a fan of Dragon Gate, Freedoms, K-DOJO and DDT. Her current favorite wrestlers are Ken Ohka and DJ Nira. She wants to become a power fighter like Daisuke Sekimoto.
Chikage Kiba
Age: 17
Birthplace: Tokyo
Height: 149cm
Chikage is a fan of martial arts in general. She knows sambo and karate and often trains in self defence classes. She is a fan of the DEEP MMA promotion and All Japan Pro Wrestling. Her favorite fighters are Yuichiro Nagashima and Mizuto Hirota. Her hobby is cosplay and she often attends such events with friends. Recently she has dressed up as Vocaloid characters.
Miyu Yamashita
Age: 17
Birthplace: Fukuoka
Height: 164cm
Miyu had trained in martial arts since she was a child but her real dream is to become an idol. She auditioned for groups in the past but never passed them. She was introduced to Tokyo Women’s Wrestling by MIKAMI and her goal is to now become a pop singing and dancing pro wrestler. She loves Atsuko Maeda, formerly of AKB48.
All three were asked about NOZOMI’s resignation. Shinmei said it felt like a large presence had now disappeared. She is nervous but thinks that is a good thing. Kiba said it was very unfortunate but she is motivated to work hard and possibly become best friends with the other trainees. Yamashita didn’t give much of an answer.
Tokyo Joshi Pro will continue searching for more trainees. They are looking for physically and mentally healthy women aged between 15 to 25 years old.
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