Nagisa Nozaki - Japanese Female Wrestlers

Japanese female wrestler Nagisa Nozaki was born on November 22, 1990 in the Minamisaku District, Nagano, Japan.
She was trained by Etsuko Mita at the NEO Japan Ladies Pro Wrestling dojo and made her pro wrestling debut on Movember 3rd, 2006.
Nagisa has worked for the Japanese wrestling promotions NEO Japan Ladies Pro Wrestling, World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana, Pro Wrestling Wave and Wrestling New Classic.

Maya Yukihi - Japanese Women Wrestlers

Japanese female wrestler Maya Yukihi was born on January 9th, ???? in Chiba, Japan.
I have no idea what year.
She is five foot three and weighs 121 pounds.
Maya was trained in the Ice Ribbon Promotion by Maki Narumiya and 235(Fumiko Sato) and made her pro wrestling debut on November 24th, 2014.

Mimi Hagiwara - Japanese Female Wrestling

Well on this blog, Natsu Sumire, Michiko Omukai, Devil Masami and other Japanese female wrestlers are popular, but none of them are as popular as Mimi Hagiwara.

She started out as a model and an actress before she became a wrestler.
Mimi was trained by Jackie Sato and went on to become one of the most popular Japanese women wrestlers ever.

Mimi was remarkable in she would take a beating in a match like a true Jobber, but then come back to win even after it looked like she had taken all she could.
During her career she was the All Pacific Champion twice and held the WWWA Tag Team Championship with Yukari Omori.

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Eiger vs Takako Inoue - Japanese Women Wrestling

Eiger vs Takako Inoue - Japanese Women Wrestling

Here is a picture of the always frightening Eiger (or Aiger) applying a clawhold to the always beautiful Takako Inoue.
In case you didn't know, Eiger is actually joshi wrestler Mizuki Endo.

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Kana in the Ring - Japanese Female Wrestlers

You know how I always say on this blog, "When in doubt, post Kana"?
Well sadly I was in doubt and didn't know what to post.
So...Kana of course.
So here are just some random shots of Kana mixing it up in the ring.

Japanese wrestling legend Bull Nakano

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Here is Japanese wrestling legend Bull Nakano with a Dragon Sleeper on....someone.
I thought at first it was Madusa, but the lady in the hold is too...ummm.."small" I think.
And she looks like she's wearing a one piece from GLOW.
Update: It's Heidi Lee Morgan

Now below, this IS a picture of Madusa aka Alundra Blayze getting flattened by Bull.

Japanese Women Wrestling on YouTube

Well.
Thanks to YouTube, I have had to totally redo this entire post.
It seems they deleted every single video that I had put here.
Thanks YouTube!

Anyway, I went back into YouTube (which I am sure I will regret doing later) and got the top five most popular Japanese Female Wrestling videos there.
Watch them while you can before YouTube takes them down again....

Pro Wrestling WAVE #121
Kana vs Melanie Cruise.
Yumi Ohka vs Hikaru Shida

Kana vs Mio Shirai

Manami Toyota and Blizzard Yuki vs Takako Inoue and Kyoko Inoue

Akira Hokuto vs Mayumi Ozaki

Chigusa

Nagayo vs Devil Masami



Syuri vs. Makoto

NXT'S Asuka/Kana Vs Hikaru Shida

Manami Toyota Wrestling Kyoko Inoue

Here is Manami Toyota taking on Kyoko Inoue from March 31st, 1996.

You know...I know both Manami and Kyoko are highly skilled athletes, but when I saw Manami going to the ring at the beginning of the video, the only thing I could thing was "My God...her hair is beautiful!"

Anyway, both of these women are Joshi legends.

Manami made her pro wrestling debut in 1987...

and Kyoko debuted the next year in 1988.


This match is a sequel to Manami and Kyoko's match in 1995, which won the Wrestling Observer Match of the Year.

And this match takes off like a rocket with a missed dropkick, a giant swing and a kiwi roll all in rapid succession.

Coming up from that, they go into the classic test of strength...

Which leads into Kyoko unleashing an array of submission moves on Manami...








Manami Toyota vs. Kyoko Inoue - AJW 12/8/96 by Uppgreyedd

Nagisa Nozaki Wrestling Syuri

Well guess what?
Yep...this is yet ANOTHER video that YouTube has deleted.
Thanks YouTube!
So all there is left is the screen caps. 

Nagisa started wrestling when she was 15, and has been plagued by injuries.
This was Nagisa's return match, her first since 2009 when she injured her shoulder.
She's five foot five and weighs 123 pounds.

You may know her opponent Syuri as Karate Girl (KG) from the old HUSTLE wrestling promotion.
She wrestles, but throws some MMA into her matches as well.

First up. Syuri enters the ring...


Followed by Nagisa who doesn't look near as serious...

They shake hands and everything looks okay...

Till Nagisa blindsides Syuri and lays into her with a series of vicious chops...

She goes for a quick pin...

Syuri kicks out, but soon finds herself in a sleeper...

She gets up, but Nagisa follows her, keeping the hold clamped on.
See how much Nagisa seems to be enjoying herself?

Syuri gets fed up, escapes and lays into Nagisa with a series of roundhouse kicks...


Sorry it's gone but you can thank YouTube.

Ayumi Kurihara Vs Mai Ichii - Japanese Wrestling

Here is a match between Mai Ichii and Ayumi Kurihara, posted on Veoh

Ayumi Kurihara was born on July 13th, 1984 in Tokyo, Japan and was trained by Mariko Yoshida, AKINO, Michiko Ohmukai and GAMI.
She made her pro wrestling debut on April 24, 2005 and has worked for wrestling promotions like AtoZ, M's Style, NEO, JWP, Jd', Ibuki and Pro Wrestling SUN.

Mai Ichii was born on March 21st, 1980 in Saitama, Japan.
Besides being a wrestler, she is a MMA fighter with a 4-4-0 record.

This match starts off with Ayumi taking the offensive with a series of drop kicks that some of which I swear look pretty "stiff" to me.

After pummeling the fool out of Mai, Ayumi straddles her and clamps on a camel clutch.

Mai manages to bite her way out of it....yes...bite.
Undaunted, Ayumi turns and clamps on a double toe hold which Mai tries to unsuccessfully bite her way out of.

Failing the biting escape, Mai makes the ropes and opens up with a few dropkicks of her own.
Getting Ayumi down, she goes for a leg lock which Ayumi reverses.

Mai escapes, there’s another flurry of moves and Ayumi comes out on top with a headlock.


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