Japanese Female Wrestler Chikayo Nagashima

Chikayo Nagashima was born on January 24 1976.
She is a Japanese female professional wrestler.
Her pro wrestling debut was against Toshie Uematsu on April 15 1995.
She has held the AAAW Junior Heavyweight tag team wrestling titles with Sugar Satoh at least three times, the AJW Tag Team wrestling titles,(again with Sugar Satoh) and she held the AAAW Wrestling Championship.

Here is a wrestling video with Sonoko Kato wrestling Chikayo Nagashima.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF8H-vNN3Hk

Miyoko Hoshino

Miyoko Hoshino became the WWWA wrestling champion on July 26, 1972 by defeating Sarah Lee.
Miyoko also held the WWWA World Tag Championships with Jumbo Miyamoto six times! (At least that's what I counted)
Now my question is this......
Is this the same Miyoko Hoshino that recorded a Jazz album with Lionel Hampton in 1965?
I know it sounds far-fetched, but a lot of Japanese female wrestlers either turned singers or sang while their wrestling careers continued.
Though actually, the time line doesn't seem to work out.
Too bad though, if she was that would be so cool!

Japanese Womens Wrestling: Misaki Ohata

Misaki Ohata is a Japanese female professional wrestler.
She was born January 5th 19?? in Miyagi Prefecture.
Misaki was trained by the famous Mariko Yoshida and wrestles for the JDStar promotion.
I found these two wrestling videos of her on YouTube....

Ayumi Kurihara and Misaki Ohata wrestling Genki Misae and Haruka Matsuo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT2LF0afbWc

Yumi Ohka wrestling Misaki Ohata
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Sp6Ga3OwFI

Japanese Female Wrestler Mari Okagi

Japanese Female Wrestler Mari Okagi

I couldn't find much on this lady.
Well nothing actually except this picture.
It looks like she was wrestling right around the Kyoko Okada, Aiko Kyo era.



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Kyoko Okada

Kyoko Okada was a Japanese female wrestler.
On September 1, 1968, she and Miyuki Yanagi won the American Girls' Wrestling Association International Tag Team Title in Tokyo, Japan.
They lost the titles, but on April 10, 1969, Kyoko and Aiko Kyo won the titles back in Hiroshima.
Some places list Aiko Kyo and Kyoko Okada as the first WWWA world tag champions.
Kyoko was also the All Japan Middleweight Wrestling champion at one time.
She retired from the wrestling ring in 1971.


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Hiroyo Matsumoto

Hiroyo Matsumoto is a female Japanese wrestler.
She works for the IBUKI promotion in Japan.
She also worked for Mayumi Ozaki's promotion, Oz Academy.
I found this video of her on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osi9PtyIGU0

Japanese female wrestler, Ayana Mizumura.

Japanese female wrestler, Ayana Mizumura.
In her wrestling career, she has faced many of the great Japanese female wrestlers such as Jaguar Yakota, Dynamite Kansai, Carlos Amano, Chigusa Nagayo.
Ayana Mizumura retired from wrestling April 10, 2005 at the GAEA final card in Kourakuen Hall.

Aya Yuki

Aya Yuki is a Japanese womens wrestler.

Here's a video of her in action, wrestling Arisa Nakajima
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miaj9AgIWkE

And another of her, teamed with Nagisa Nozaki, wrestling Arisa Nakajima and Kaori Oki.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPztrbfznWE

Miyoko Nakayama

Miyoko Nakayama was born October 10 1950. She was better known under her wrestling name, Miyoko Hoshino
Miyoko worked for the AJW promotion her entire career
She defeated Sarah Lee for the WWWA Singles title on July 26 1972. She lost it to Sandy Parker, but won it back before finally dropping the title to Jumbo Miyamoto.
Miyoko then turned around and won the WWWA Tag Team Wrestling titles three times with Jumbo Miyamoto.
After losing the titles, she teamed with Peggy Kuroda and won them a fourth time.

Miyoko was inducted into the AJW Hall of Fame on November 29, 1998 at the Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan.

"Mach" Fumiake

"Mach" Fumiake Watanabe was a female Japanese wrestler.
Mach held the WWWA title for two weeks in 1975, defeating Jumbo Miyamoto and then losing it back to her.
She is notable for being the first womens wrestler in Japan to release an album while still wrestling. This was done afterwards by several wrestlers.
Mach also was in a few movies, the most outstanding ( to me at least) was Gamera Super Monster!

Manami Toyota wrestling Kayo Noumi, part 2

The wily ring veteran Manami Toyota continues to torture Kayo Noumi.

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Chaparrita ASARI

Wrestler: Chaparrita ASARI
Real name Masami Watanabe
Nicknames Top of the Superlight
Name history Chaparrita ASARI
Birth date September 15, 1973 - Tokyo, Japan

Pro wrestling debut: November 19, 1992
Height 4'11"/152 cm
Weight 114 lbs/52kg
Signature moves Skytwister Press
Titles: AJW All Japan Tag Team Champion (with Kumiko Maekawa), AJW All Japan Junior Wrestling Champion (2), WWWA World Super Lightweight Champion (3), Sky High of ARSION Champion.