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Dash Chisako (Chisako Jumonji) was born om August 24, 1988 in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan.
She is five foot eleevn and weighs 123 pounds.
Dash was trained by Meiko Satomura and she made her wrestling debut in July of 2006.
In 2016 she won the King of Trios tournament as part of Team Sendai Girls in the United States working for the Chikara promotion.
Dash's sister Sendai Sachiko wrestled for 10 years before retiring in 2016.
Here is beautiful Japanese female wrestler Makoto with a headscissors on the equally lovely Canadian luchadora Sarah Stock aka Dark Angel.
Well I think it's a headscissors.
Really it looks like her legs are just laying on Sarah's head.
But this might be the exact moment that Sarah kicked out of the hold.
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Today is Japanese professional wrestler Miyu Yamashita's birthday. Miyu was born on March 17th, 1995 in Fukuoka, Japan. She is five foot four and works for Dramatic Dream Team and its women's promotion, Tokyo Joshi Puroresu. Her first match was on January 30th, 2013 and she made her official debut for DDT on August 17th, 2013.
This beautiful young lady is Japanese female wrestler Saki Akai.
Saki works for Dramatic Dream Team aka DDT Pro-Wrestling in Japan and has been wrestling since August 2013.
At five foot eight, 116 pounds she is hardly a "monster", but this woman that has been compared to Chinese supermodel Lin Chi-ling takes bumps in the ring like all the Japanese wrestlers do.
I can't imagine someone like WWE Diva Eva Marie taking the beatings that she does.
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You know I have done quite a few write ups on Japanese female wrestler Jaguar Yokota since I started this blog.
But I didn't realize that back in the day...she was kinda hot.
Of course "hot" is not her claim to fame.
Jaguar is considered one of the greatest female wrestlers of all time, and one of the greatest wrestlers ever...period.
During her career Jaguar (Rimi Yokota) held the All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling Championship, the AJW Junior Championship, the WWWA World Heavyweight Championship twice, the WWWA World Tag Team Championship and was put in the AJW Hall of Fame in 1998.
In JDStar she held the AWF World Women's Championship, the TWF World Women's Championship and the TWF World Tag Team Championship.
She held the Universal Wrestling Association World Women's Championship, the World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana World Tag Team Championship and in 1996, she was inducted into the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame.
Aika Ando is not only a Japanese female wrestler, but also a Japanese Idol as well.
Besides wrestling, she has appeared in 22 TV series and 2 movies.
She stands five foot three, weighs 106 pounds and works for the professional wrestling organization Ice Ribbon, where she has been wrestling on and off for eight years.
Japanese female wrestler Hamuko Hoshi was born on October 19th, 1982 in Iwamizawa, Hokkaido.
She works for the Ice Ribbon promotion and makes appearances for the World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana promotion.
Hamuko was trained by Ice Ribbon founder Emi Sakura and made her wrestling debut on April 12th, 2008.
She is the ICE×∞ Champion (she defeated defeated Aoi Kizuki), she has held the International Ribbon Tag Team Championship (4 times), the IW19 Championship and won the 4th 19 O'Clock Girls ProWrestling Tournament.
Hamuko also held the Reina World Tag Team Championship with Hailey Hatred.
Command Bolshoi is almost a legend in Japanese female wrestling.
And with good reason.
She has held six titles in Ice Ribbon, JWP Joshi Puroresu and Reina Joshi Puroresu.
She has won tons of wrestling awards.
Since her debut in JWP back in 1991, she has managed to keep her real name, birthday and birthplace secret.
And she is currently the president of JWP Joshi Puroresu promotion.
Oh yean...earlier I did say her debut in 1991.
Yes...Command Bolshoi has been wrestling for 24 years.
And actually she looks better than ever now.
It seems she has gotten into Bodybuilding and it shows...
Japanese female wrestler "Pirate Princess" Kairi Hojo was born on September 23rd, 1988 in Hikari-shi, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan.
She is five foot one and weighs in at 115 pounds.
Kairi made her pro wrestling debut on January 7th, 2012 at Shinkiba 1stRING in a match against Yuzuki Aikawa.
She not only trained in Japan, but also visited Mexico and trained with luchador Dos Caras.
Kairi has teamed with Natsumi Showzuki, Kaori Yoneyama, Hatsuhindoe Kamen, Nanae Takahashi, Chelsea and Koguma.
Joshi may not be as hot as it once was in Japan, but there's one place it's still pretty hot here in the US....Shimmer.
Shimmer Women Athletes has been bringing some of the best female wrestlers in Japan over here for awhile now.
Tons of Japanese stars like Leon, Ray, Hiroyo Matsumoto, Tomoka Nakagawa, Ayako Hamada, Ayumi Kurihara and Kana have all worked for Shimmer.
And Hiroyo Matsumoto and Misaki Ohata (Seven Star Sisters), Tomoka Nakagawa, Ayako Hamada and Ayumi Kurihara have all held titles in the promotion.
Okay Seven Star Sisters only held theirs for a day but still.....
Sendai Girls' Kagetu (or Kagetsu) was born Yukari Ishino on June 24th, 1992 in Settsu, Osaka, Japan.
She made her pro wrestling debut against Chikayo Nagashima on August 24th, 2008.
Kagetsu wrestled under her real name until January 2010, when she switched to Kagetsu.
She has worked for Japanese wrestling promotions like JWP, WAVE, NEO and Sendai Girls.
It's been quite a while since I have done anything on Japanese female wrestler Yumi Ohka.
Yumi was born on April 4th, 1979 in Koga, Ibaraki and made her pro wrestling debut on August 19th, 2001 wrestling for JDstar.
She is currently wrestling for WAVE (Pro Wrestling Wave) along with GAMI, Moeka Haruhi, Shu Shibutani, Kayo Fujimori and a masked wrestler that looks oddly familiar, Sakura Candle.
Along with Yuki Miyazaki and Toshie Uematsu, Yumi is one of the few female wrestlers to hold the Dramatic Dream Team (DDT) Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship.
Yumi is also part of Misaki Ohata’s heel faction, Black Wave.
In the last entry I mentioned Yuzuki Aikawa as a member of the Stardom roster.
Yuzuki was born on May 16th, 1983 in Niihama, Ehime, Japan.
Before wrestling, she was a popular Japanese Idol and also started a singing group called P-ch!.
And she has eight years training in Taekwondo as well as some training in shoot boxing (which involves kicking, punching, kneeing, throwing, and standing submissions).
She began her wrestling training in May of 2010 and made her debut on October 31st at the Shin-Kiba 1st Ring (although she gave a demonstration earlier in October at NOSAWA BOMBAYE 6).
At that event she took on and lost to Nanae Takahashi.
Even though she lost, some observers said that she aquitted herself quite well.
Mainly because she took a serious beating from Nanae and hung in there.
Then on February 6th, 2011 she defeated Yumiko Hotta which didn't hurt her reputation at all.
Her finishing move is the Yuzupon Kick (axe kick).
Here is a wrestling match posted on YouTube by xkingx2009 with two of my favorite Japanese female wrestlers, Takako Inoue and Mima Shimoda.
Even though they are both awesome wrestlers, they do look a little bit like they just stepped off the set of the Power Rangers here.
Mutual dislike is not very well hidden, as they start off with a hair muss by Takako and a slap by Mima.
More slaps, chops and an Irish whip and the two lock up in the center of the ring in the classic test of strength.
That gets broken up and the two women launch into an exchange that shows just how well they are able to neutralize each others moves.
Is it considered a camel clutch if you are just sitting on your opponents back pulling her hair?
Well the ref makes Mima break the hold, but that's followed by more hair pulling, a hair-mare, and some rope choking.
I guess Takako gets tired of Mima's rule breaking, because when Mima tries to initiate another test of strength, Takako takes her hand...and promptly bites it!
But it doesn't take long for Mima to cheat her way back into control and take the match outside the ropes.
Mima even takes her out into the cheap seats and gives her a bodyslam on the concrete.
You have to love Mima though.
After leaving Takako on the floor, she goes back to the ring, climbs up on the turnbuckle and taunts her.
Takako climbs back into the ring, and Mima almost immediately leg tackles her and traps her in a Boston crab.
Not satisfied with JUST a Boston crab, she changes up to a single leg crab and pulls Takako's knee pad out of the way so she can get a better grip.
Takako Inoue Wrestling Mima Shimoda, posted to http://joshipuroresu.blogspot.com/ on December 17th, 2010
On Monday, December 6th, 2010, TNA Wrestling released Ayako Hamada.
Ayako (or Hamada as TNA was billing her) was one half of the current TNA Knockout Tag Team Champions along with Taylor Wilde.
Of course her release is not that much of a surprise.
TNA acted like they really had no idea what to do with Ayako (who has over twelve years experience in the ring).
In January 2010, she teamed with Awesome Kong and defeated Taylor Wilde and Sarita to win the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Titles.
Then Kong left the company and they were stripped of the belts.
Ayako only showed up now and then until she and Taylor Wilde beat The Beautiful People (Velvet Sky and Lacey Von Erich), winning the Knockout Tag Titles once again.
That match was Ayako's first time on television in four months.
I suppose this is another phenominal misuse of talent that we can lay at the feet of Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff.
Way to drive the Knockouts division into the ground guys.
Well Ayako has already worked for SHIMMER Women Athletes and Jersey All Pro Wrestling while she was working for TNA (God knows she had enough time), so we still may see her up here North of the border.
If not, I'm sure Asistencia Asesoria y Administracion (AAA) in Mexico would love to have her back.
And just for the heck of it, here are two greats, Ayako Hamada and Mima Shimoda going at it from back in 2000.
Posted of course by DoubleMiz
Ayako Hamada Gone From TNA, posted to http://joshipuroresu.blogspot.com/ on December 11th, 2010
Yeah I know...two Kana wrestling matches in a row?
Well this one was posted by someone I just ran across on YouTube, xkingx2009, and it's a match between Kana and Chihiro Okawa.
It starts out with both women already in the ring, sparing us the lengthy walk to the ring and intros.
Kana is her usual confident self, but I swear Chihiro looks like she just woke up.
Chihiro holds out her hand to shake before the start, and Kana replies by crescent kicking it away.
Then they lock up in a flurry of punches that leads to Kana getting a take down, and the match turning into a MMA type brawl.
Chihiro gets on top, and forgets punching and just starts slapping away at Kana.
Then she goes for an arm bar, that turns into a body scissors until Kana starts slapping away at Chihiro and escapes.
They lock up again in the middle of the ring until Kana gets behind and suplexes Chihiro into the mat.
But Chihiro comes up with more slaps and a surprisingly effective roundhouse to Kana's face that puts her down.
Kana gets up and now the match turns more into a Muay Thai battle.
Kana works her into the corner and gives her some knees, then her own kick that almost lays Chihiro out.
They go back to the center of the ring, exchange some kicks, and Kana grabs Chihiro's leg and slaps on an ankle lock, taking Chihiro down to the mat.
Chihiro manages to escape and gets on top, but she really looks like she doesn't know what shes doing there for a minute, until she clamps a triangle choke on Kana.
She comes pretty close to choking Kana out before Kana finally reaches the ropes.
Kana gets up, there's another exchange and she gets Chihiro down and applies an arm bar.
Well YouTube took that one down.
BUT, here is another match between them that looks even earlier....
