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8.5 Hyper Misao Produced Show "HYPE!3 (rerun)" @ Kitazawa Town Hall, Tokyo (VOD)[18:30 JST]
8.9 12th Tokyo Princess Cup Quarterfinals @ Shinagawa The Grand Hall, Tokyo (LIVE)[13:00 JST]
8.17 12th Tokyo Princess Cup Semifinals @ EDION Arena Osaka 2nd Stadium, Osaka (LIVE)[12:30 JST]
8.23 12th Tokyo Princess Cup Finals @ Korakuen Hall, Tokyo (LIVE)[11:30 JST]
8.30 Holy Light Ranbu~Kyoto Glass Chapter~ @ KBS Hall, Kyoto (VOD)[12:30 JST]
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>>18451542 (OP)no idea who the other girls are
>>18451544We don't use crass remarks like that here
>>18451542 (OP)Front row middle is a must. She has charisma and was trained by Emi and Mei.
>>18451549the future of tjpw
we don't care about chocopro here
>>18451567>that hairwhat the fuck happened to this girl? she was supposed to be a superstar
>>18451558she's shorter than ram
>>18451542 (OP)they're all cute desu
yes we do. they are out allies. our girls have gone over there. their girls have come over here.
>>18451567>Curried and going bald in her mid 20sWhy would you even want to live
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>>18451589need Hiyori to face off against KyoKyo
>>18451576Bad choices all around methinks. Some people think Emi sabotages her career so tha she doesn’t get surpassed but I think Mei moving on up benefits Emi and ChocoPro. Personally I really do think it’s the street shitter that hold her back. I imagine he threatens suicide any time Mei gets an invite from CMLL and he’s not included.
>>18451589I'm sorry, I just can't take seriously people wrestling in a 5 by 5 room with uncles peaking out from the outside
>>18451634It's a fun time. You should try it.
>>18451615I want her in the friendly ring!
>>18451132>>18451058Why do you guys post gravure everytime someone calls a wrestler pure? It's a real smoothbrain response.
>>18451807hey that could actually work as a replacement. theyre all wrestlers with each member serving the leader, have a similar aesthetic and would only show up on occasion just like nbg.
>>18451868I want this Kino back
wee didn't get near enough NBG
>>18451892misao will bring it back when koda gets the boot.
NBG is maybe the best thing everybody involved has ever done, and Koda still managed to fuck it up by having Miyu beat Sakisama on some throwaway show instead of properly using the stakes and gravitas that they built to do something good with it.
We've just been chasing that dragon for years at this point.
>>18451615still not as bad as himawari's girlfriends ears
>>18451827Why do you get so butt hurt when someone posts pictures of an attractive Joshi wrestler on a wrestling image board?
I wish I had a relationship like Arisu and her dad
You did get your sticker, right?
I look forward to seeing the confidence inspiring games of Shino Suzuki
>>18452157A set is fine though I dont know what the multi color one is or what it says. B set is trash. Its like 2 different people worked on each set.
>>18451827Anyone ever say to you that you sound like a raging homosexual?
If not, I am now.
>>18452092Post pic for comparison
Tokyo Princess Cup|2025.08.02 is finally up on Wrestle-Universe in 13 minutes.
>>18452291Why is Haru so /fa/?
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how is Kira so sexy
Cuddling with Shoko and watching Destroy all Monsters
>>18452286I hope so im dying for it
>>18451544You can literally go out and do that if you have the money man
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>>18451922>when koda gets the boot.KWAB
>>18451615I really love women who have ears like that. Seriously Chie is so cute and is my ideal woman
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Im broke where can I watch the show other than wrestle universe? InternetAchive doesn't have them like they do stardom and marigold.
>>18453139What's the name of this crew?
>>18453159Just 4 Portraits
>>18453139Chika exuding MILF energy with her hair up
>>18453139Try not to look too excited Kaya
>>18453143>can't spare $9legitimately will be praying for you brother
>>18453143I can tell you where but then I'd trigger the autists ITT and they would go after it hard so just be aware its there if you look hard enough, try yandex
>>18453139>>18453542I must drink Kira's milk
Misao did another livestream, but it wasn’t archived. Who knows what mysteries were revealed
>>18453881i want to drink her pee
>>18454255It bugged out but she will do both a Unicast and Space soon
I can hear Misao soaping her breasts while speaking on this space
>>18454316She accidentally video streams her bath...
>>18454316misao’s bath water
grok engage hypami's webcam and set space to public archive mode.
>>18454316IM A MADMAN YA KNOW
Misao JOI would be really nice
I would buy several copies of a Kira Summer gravure even with the joshi tariffs
>>18453183But Miyu isn't there?
>>18453952>"She neglected competitive eating because she was slacking off with pro wrestling." Wakanyan’s main occupations are actress, model, gravure idol, and pro wrestler, by the way. Pro wrestling is her main profession, and competitive eating is more like a side job. Gal Sone's language is crude, and her eating manners are filthy.>“Being just one minute behind Gal Sone… Wakana was actually in the lead, so she probably adjusted to lose on purpose, right?>She even let someone else handle running the event, while she just sat there silently eating — of course she’d win that way. As a TV personality, she got completely outclassed by a female pro wrestler. Someone who’s been reduced to just ‘a person who can eat a lot’ saying, ‘You’ve been slacking on eating contests’ — that’s hilarious. Do we really need these Gal Sone-pandering eating competition segments?wakaner needs to shoot on that hag
>>18451567Factual. That shit sucks and emi should stop embarrassing herself and become a trainer for stardom.
>>18451576that's how most japanese girls hair ends up
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The Yopster enjoyed Summer Slam
maybe wakana should spend some time in the dojo instead of slacking off with youtube and eating
>>18454802Cena senshu's inspiring games
>>18454813>"She neglected competitive eating because she was slacking off with pro wrestling"
Misao is live on space now
>>18455208she is literally naked talking to her fans
>>18455208>taking a bath at 1 in the morning in japan while talking out louddoes she live alone?
>>18453143just try doing a search with a web browser that isn't lame and gay and have a good antivirus on your PC just incase
I've found a few places when I wanted to see if I actually liked it or not before tossing $9 at it.
>>18453881cute smile and I love the way she oversells.
>>18455250at this point its indisputable desu
This means I might still have a chance with Misao
>>18455250I thought she was married unless she got divorced
>>18453143I'm broke too but my wu subscription is kinda non-negotiable desu
>>18455507Yeah she's married but nothing gets in the way of schizo headcanon.
>>18453143just jerk off to the pics and clips that get posted on here and wrestlewiththejoshis2. you don't need to watch the full shows.
>>18455660We don't do that here
>>18455660We don't lewd the players.
>>18453139Mifu looks like the type of woman who would be reading news on TV.
>>18455660It's more enjoyable when you're invested and get to know their personalities so the goon sessions are more realistic
>>18455753We don't goon here stop
>>18455756Stop being a pussy ass liberal that pretends to not be a pedophile
>>18455785Respect our girls or leave, the door is right there.
>2:49 AM and she's still up trying to sell tickets
>>18455902She's a true worker
How many tickets have they sold through?
Do you guys think he has a chance
>>18451941>>18452116>>18452216Has nothing to do with what I was asking. Keep up.
>>18455928Love the big eater
Married woman Hyper Misao is hosting a space at 3 in the morning local time
>>18456022Again? Where is her husband?
>>18456022kek ok shes definitely single. no way shes doing this on a workday.
Im surprised there are still people awake at that time
>>18456022>>18456116what could misao possibly be talking about that she didnt already say in the unicast or in the first space? kind of strange behavior.
I have no idea what she's saying. I just want to hear her voice.
I just heard water sloshing she's been in the bath for over 2 hours
With the way everybody is trying to subtly imply "No no, the rerun might be a little different!" without actually saying it'll be different, and everybody pushing late sales so hard, makes me think they're worried about ticket sales.
It's a hard sell, a 2nd run of a play that we already saw, on a weekday.
Toga is like "I might read my lines a little differently! Come see the play again!" Technically yes, the performances may be different but only slightly.
If Miyu is in that sexbot outfit with with the wig it will be worth every penny
>>18456167its menhera hours for misao
Misao should take a bath in the ring if she wants to move tickets.
>>18456173She's going to turn into a raisin
https://battle-news.com/?p=134697
>The Two Key Figures Behind the Success of the First Japanese Women’s Pro Wrestling Event in Texas!
>Exploring the Possibilities and Challenges from the Perspective of the Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling Executive and the President of TOKYO STORY
>―First, can you tell us how this event in Texas came about?
>Shimizu: “I wasn’t originally very knowledgeable about pro wrestling, but many people around me were fans of DDT Pro-Wrestling. Through those connections, I had the opportunity to attend a big event at Ryogoku Kokugikan, and that’s when I learned about Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling. Around that time, I was sensing there might be some potential in Texas, and as fate would have it, Sanshiro Takagi gave a lecture at the Roppongi Rotary Club, which I’m a member of. I felt it was destiny and sent out a love call saying, ‘Let’s do this together.’”
>―I was there too, and things really heated up quickly, ending with a ‘Let’s make it happen.’
>Shimizu: “That was in September of last year, so we managed to pull this off in less than a year. I’ve always thought that toys and idols are the best way to spread Japanese culture in Texas, so when I saw Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling on video, I thought, ‘This will work.’ What really moved me was the fact that women’s pro wrestling is commercially viable only in Japan. In countries like the U.S. or Europe, where women’s rights are strong, female wrestlers tend to be treated as an add-on to the men’s division, and all-women’s wrestling promotions don’t really succeed commercially. But in Japan, it works. I figured there must be something uniquely appealing about Japanese culture in that. Now, I’m convinced that’s true.”
>>18456210>―Takahashi, what was your reaction when you first heard from Takagi about the Texas show?>Takahashi: “It was half excitement and half anxiety. We’ve always aimed to increase our overseas presence, but until now, we’ve done it by joining forces with local promotions for joint events. This time, even though we were partnering with TOKYO STORY, it was still our first solo event overseas and in an unfamiliar market. It was a chance to test Tokyo Joshi Pro’s own strength—almost like a touchstone moment. But I also fully understood how tough it would be, so honestly, I felt that if this turned into a huge failure, we wouldn’t be able to say, ‘Let’s do another overseas event’ ever again.”>―You haven’t been much in the public eye until now, but what is your role within CyberFight?>Takahashi: “My position is Executive Officer, and I oversee Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling as part of my responsibilities. I also handle international business operations, including for DDT, and corporate sales.”>―I remember you joined after DDT became part of the CyberAgent Group.>Takahashi: “Yes, I joined in 2018. I already had a connection with Takagi, and when I was considering leaving my previous job, he approached me saying he wanted me to handle corporate sales. Once I joined, my responsibilities gradually expanded, and since October two years ago, I’ve been in charge of overseeing the Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling business, focusing on the numbers. As for day-to-day operations, Koda continues to lead the on-site aspects.”>―What were the key factors behind the success?>Takahashi: “One factor was that Shimizu and his team weren’t from the pro wrestling industry. We left all aspects of local promotion and creative direction entirely up to their sense of the market.”
>>18456221>Shimizu: “Before the event, we had a booth at ‘TOKYO X,’ a Japanese pop culture event that drew about 30,000 people, and Maki Itoh’s popularity there was incredible. From that point, we changed the promotional visuals to focus on Maki Itoh. Another important point was addressing some conservative segments in Texas who might have prejudices about women’s showmanship. We needed to clearly convey that this wasn’t a show where women expose skin to please men. So we introduced an underlying theme of girl power with the tagline: ‘In TJPW, Women are Heroes.’ The idea was to show that women can succeed and fight hard—that was crucial.”>―You visited Texas beforehand. Did you notice any big differences between Japan and Texas?>Takahashi: “There’s definitely a unique atmosphere to each place, and Texas felt very laid-back overall. People didn’t seem so rushed—there was this positive, relaxed vibe, which made me hopeful they’d embrace our content in an open and positive way. Women’s pro wrestling is still a blue ocean overseas, so I believe it can integrate well into the Texas market.”>―Advertising strategies were different from Japan as well, right?>Takahashi: “This time, we ran outdoor ads along major highways. In Japan, outdoor ads aren’t really an option, but Texas is a car society. We purchased an ad with a guaranteed 1 million impressions, and just having it displayed gave the event a kind of status—it became a branding move in itself. I was worried because the Dallas venue was farther from downtown than I expected. But the large parking lot ended up being a huge plus, which helped us bring people in. Location really mattered here.”>Shimizu: “We also hired a few influencers for about $300 each, and one of them posted a 7-second video highlighting Mizuki. That went viral, and we sold $10,000 worth of tickets in a single day.”
>>18456207also a possibility
>>18456230>Takahashi: “From there, ticket sales started trending upward, and that was a game-changer. I still can’t fully analyze it from a Japanese perspective, but I think it’s part of their culture to go to an event just because it looks fun. This experience gave us confidence that Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling is a product worth buying tickets for.”>―The barrier to entry for pro wrestling itself seems lower than in Japan, right?>Takahashi: “Yes. And judging by the atmosphere at the venue, I don’t think there were that many hardcore wrestling fans. When we got there, even Konosuke Takeshita and some locals told us, ‘Texas already has a base for enjoying wrestling.’”>―Well, it’s right next to Mexico, and there are local lucha libre promotions too.>Takahashi: “When I was there, I stayed at a hotel where an older man told me he’d loved wrestling since way back—he even talked about Bobo Brazil. The next morning, around 6 a.m., I saw him in the breakfast area watching Tokyo Joshi videos on YouTube. He said, ‘Whoa! Mizuki is amazing!’ That gave me a huge boost of confidence. Looking at the atmosphere in the venue too—Shoko Nakajima and Miu Watanabe’s match, which started with pretty basic back-and-forth action, still got great reactions. Compared to other U.S. states, people in Texas really seemed to watch the wrestling. It sounds contradictory, but I think Texas has this unique combination: there aren’t a lot of hardcore wrestling fans, yet the audience enjoys wrestling in a relaxed, open way.”>―When I visited, I felt Texas doesn’t have much in terms of entertainment options.
>>18456242>Shimizu: “In the U.S., cities like Houston and Dallas are considered major metropolitan areas, but compared to Tokyo or Osaka, they’re completely different. That’s why I think there’s still a high sensitivity toward anything new or unusual. Especially with the recent boom in Japanese content, there’s still a strong appetite and market for Japanese culture. We were able to tap into that this time.”>―What was the gender and age breakdown like?>Takahashi: “There weren’t too many young people. In Houston, I think the crowd was about 90% male. In Dallas, there were more couples and families, but even then, I’d estimate women were about 10% to 20% of the audience.”>―At the TOKYO X booth, the people who bought tickets out of interest were mostly women in couples or all-female groups. It seems there’s still a lot of untapped potential there.>Shimizu: “That’s true. There were a few all-female groups, and the hardcore ones attended all three days.”>Takahashi: “I felt that if we could reach that demographic better, we could grow a lot more. The local maid café team ‘Megami Maids’ who helped us, and Miu Watanabe, were talking about idols the whole time, so I think we could also push more from that idol-culture angle.”>Shimizu: “I think we can also tap into the family market more. At first, it was probably hard for people to invite their wives or girlfriends to something completely unknown. One couple who helped us the most told us that the wife initially said, ‘I was offended. You left these pamphlets that looked like a hostess club, and as a housewife, I didn’t want to expose my husband to young women showing skin.’ But later she said, ‘The more I learned, the more I realized this isn’t that kind of entertainment.’ She told us it’s something families can watch together and have a blast. Going forward, I want to communicate that better.”>―So you plan to continue running shows in Texas?
>Maki Itoh’s popularity there was incredible. From that point, we changed the promotional visuals to focus on Maki Itoh
Apologize to Maki Hogan who drew the house at Dallas.
>>18456250>Shimizu: “We want to eventually expand into a full U.S. tour. At the very least, next year we aim to hold events in three Texas cities: Houston, Dallas, and Austin.”>Takahashi: “If we can fill venues the size of the Dallas one in each city, that would be ideal.”>―From a financial standpoint, I imagine your perspectives differ, but how did it turn out?>Takahashi: “Just from ticket sales alone, we made over 20 million yen (around $140,000 USD), so the business side was profitable. With sponsorships as well, there’s still plenty of room for growth. As for merchandise, the per-customer spending was actually lower than when we cater to hardcore wrestling fans. Meet-and-greet was confusing for many first-timers, which is something we need to improve. But the fact that so many casual fans came is actually a great sign when looking at the event as a whole.”>Shimizu: “The gate alone put us in the black, and if we can bring in more local sponsors going forward, there’s significant potential for even bigger profits.”>―I heard the Bandai Namco Group team behind the Gashapon machines was thrilled?>Shimizu: “Pom Harajuku went wild with the Gachapon machines, and they loved it.”>Takahashi: “It’s rare for someone to go that crazy and have the sponsor be happy about it! Normally you’d hear, ‘Please don’t break it, don’t hit it,’ but they said, ‘As long as it doesn’t break, do whatever you want.’ The wrestlers were actually shocked. That open-mindedness worked in a great way, and the crowd even started chanting ‘Gachapon!’ We had 2,500 people chanting Gachapon—that’s insane.”>Shimizu: “I think that’s a first in pro wrestling history.”>Takahashi: “I’ve heard chants like ‘This is awesome!’ and ‘Holy shit!,’ but never a Gachapon chant. And it wasn’t something we prompted—it happened naturally. That gave the sponsor incredible advertising value. I think more companies will want to join us and have fun like this in the future.”
>>18456264>―It really shows that the synergy with TOKYO STORY’s business model was perfect.>Shimizu: “Absolutely. But that connection was only possible because of the characters of the Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling roster. It wasn’t just about wrestling and Gachapon—we had Pom Harajuku, a true creative genius, Big Kaiju Shoko Nakajima scattering empty capsules in the ring, and the hugely popular character Maki Itoh. That’s what made this happen.”>Takahashi: “We did everything exactly as we do in Japan, without forced localization, and it worked—maybe even more than in Japan. That was great to see. We’ve always wanted fans to leave our shows feeling a little happier, a little more positive, and I think all three Texas shows achieved that. It was proof that our philosophy and vision can translate overseas.”>Shimizu: “I honestly think Tokyo Joshi Pro has the best chance to become something like Disney characters.”>―Will Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling continue to work in partnership with TOKYO STORY?>Takahashi: "I don’t think we can maximize our success without them. Honestly, this time’s results were only possible because they were operating locally, with local knowledge and connections. Doing this alone would have been impossible. We also learned that trying to control everything from Japan just doesn’t work.”>Shimizu: “For two months straight, we were posting videos on social media every single day, monitoring reactions and making adjustments—it took a lot of steady effort.”>Takahashi: “That was a huge help for us.”>Shimizu: “As long as Tokyo Joshi Pro says they want to work with us, we’ll only partner with them. This is marriage.”>Takahashi: “Exactly the same for me. Unless Shimizu-san walks away, we’ll keep working together.”
>We also hired a few influencers for about $300 each, and one of them posted a 7-second video highlighting Mizuki. That went viral, and we sold $10,000 worth of tickets in a single day.”
The "going viral doesn't translate to tickets" fags IN THE MUD. God this interview is amazing, just slaughtering so many /tjpw/ spergs headcanon one after the other
>>18456273>―So will this be an annual event?>Takahashi: “We haven’t decided yet. Honestly, once a year feels like a long gap, but when you think about it, a year goes by quickly for fans. It might create anticipation—‘They’re finally coming back after a year!’—so I don’t think we’d lose too many fans in the meantime. There’s no hard data to back this up, but that’s how I feel right now. The timing might shift earlier or later than July, though.”>―Small wrestling events have been popping up in Texas. What’s your view on that?>Shimizu: “I see it as an opportunity. There’s not much value in monopolizing a small market. What matters is growing the overall size of the market. ANIME MATSURI (a Japanese culture event with 50,000 attendees) has hosted wrestling shows too, and raising awareness is a good thing. To differentiate yourself, you need others to differentiate from—being the only player isn’t necessarily best. A diverse scene with different approaches ultimately makes the pie bigger for everyone.”>―Have you thought about scouting female wrestlers from Texas? Maybe debut someone from ‘Megami Maids’?>Shimizu: “That sounds fun. We do want to eventually create a Tokyo Joshi Pro USA.”>Takahashi: “The great thing is we wouldn’t even need to change the name. TJPW could stand for Texas Joshi Pro Wrestling too. We want Texas to become the foundation for full-scale U.S. expansion as part of the TJPW group. This is more than a goal—it’s our ambition. The next step is to solidify this and take it nationwide.”>Shimizu: “Talent exchange between TJPW in Japan and TJPW USA would be exciting.”>Takahashi: “This isn’t just a dream—I think it’s achievable. Our aim is to grow TJPW as a franchise.”>Shimizu: “This is really just the beginning, the first step. We’re planning to make history. Let’s create a legend together.”
>>18456230>one of them posted a 7-second video highlighting Mizuki. That went viral, and we sold $10,000 worth of tickets in a single day.”
>>18456283AEW in the mud.
>>18456283It finally working for the first time ever doesn't mean anything. It shows how bad CyberFight are at viral marketing, since Tokyo Story were at least smart enough to realize that paying influencers is the way to actually do it
>>18456352Nope. If Mizuki's virality was responsible for selling tickets for them at any other show don't you think they'd be talking about it constantly?
>>18456316AEW, then Mizuki, then Maki Itoh, drew the house.
>>18456242>Takahashi: “Yes. And judging by the atmosphere at the venue, I don’t think there were that many hardcore wrestling fans. When we got there, even Konosuke Takeshita and some locals told us, ‘Texas already has a base for enjoying wrestling.’”>Shimizu: “We want to eventually expand into a full U.S. tour. At the very least, next year we aim to hold events in three Texas cities: Houston, Dallas, and Austin.”>Takahashi: “If we can fill venues the size of the Dallas one in each city, that would be ideal.”They're making some big assumptions here.
That Dallas show wouldn't have drawn this well, if All In didn't take place in the same weekend in Texas as well. There were a lot of AEW fans on social media that said they went to a TJPW show the first time, because it took place at the same time as All In and due to the fact that they saw TJPW wrestlers appear in AEW before, or because they went viral.
They still need to piggyback on big wrestling events taking place at the same time in the area to even think about having similarly successful shows in the U.S.
>>18456374That doesn't surprise me.
>Takahashi: “Yes, I joined in 2018. I already had a connection with Takagi, and when I was considering leaving my previous job, he approached me saying he wanted me to handle corporate sales. Once I joined, my responsibilities gradually expanded, and since October two years ago, I’ve been in charge of overseeing the Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling business, focusing on the numbers. As for day-to-day operations, Koda continues to lead the on-site aspects.”
finally confirmation that koda has nothing to do with the business side now and is just the booker
>>18456401Yeah, the fact they didn't mention this was a bit worrisome. I hope they don't set their expectations too high.
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>>18456459>and is just the bookerfor now...
>>18456459I don't think we ever needed confirmation for that
>>18456283You're a fucking idiot for believing this correlates to virality. They didn't sell 10k from a 7 sec viral video you fuckin moron
>>18456477anon this guy is already talking about making a fucking tjpw usa branch because of one successful tour
>>18456496>>18456352By the sounds of you, you're probably getting burnt out in the next year, sorry for your loss.
You spergs seethe over the lamest shit
>>18456540Forgive me for dancing on the grave of the one guy who's been attacking going viral on here for years. His L has been a long time coming, but it's finally here.
why couldn't the viral sensation draw 300 people to FACE on a sunday evening?
>>18453143Russian Facebook
>>18456291That TJPW USA idea sounds bad to me. Fans of TJPW are weebs who want something that’s not America-coded. Idk, maybe it could work, but the fan base would be much different than the main TJPW fanbase
>>18456401I’m not sure how much I agree with this. For the Dallas show sure, but Houston is pretty far from Dallas and I doubt there was much crossover between the Houston audience and the All In audience. I think the Houston shows are a good indicator of what sort of crowd they can pull just by themselves. Austin could potentially be a good place if they focus in on the college crowd
>>18456562>I doubt there was much crossover between the Houston audience and the All In audienceFrom talking to people while at the shows, that would be a correct assumption.
Dragongate USA famously went very well and NJPW of America is super hot right now so I'm sure a TJPW USA wouldn't just be a money pit made even deeper by the weak yen
>>18455936He's so deranged that the tjpw and marigold accounts blocked him
aint reading all that. money mark spent money to make money. simple business that usually doesn't work with wrestling and when it does gets diminishing returns because the casuals that found a viral tiktok will have moved onto labubus or whatever the fuck is popular next month
>>18453106Those do be soe big dumbo ears
girl may want to keep her hair down and long at all times
>>18456615if TJPW of USA were a real thing then we could enjoy Veda Scott and Bert Bixen at every show, how freakin cool would that be
>>18456618He mentions it in his bio kek
>>18456615DGUSA was garbage after its first year and became the preshow for Evolve on double shot weekends.
>>18456643I just read the rest of the post. got me
>>18456708I've been saying this!
>>18456639This dude also posts gibberish on the tjpw subreddit and runs a gooner IG where he creeps on teens and is afraid someone will call the FBI on him
He can be bullied into submission. People just need to try harder.
>>18456708>>18456733More like Shoko foot
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I am very excited for the show this weekend.
schizo unc dropped some new hype cope
>My take is completely the opposite. I think it’s going to feel totally different from the first time. Honestly, it’s not really “3 (rerun)”—it’s more like “4,” or maybe something in between 3 and 4. And then, another little theory I have: Tomorrow’s show is just presented as a revival, but actually, from the start, this was meant to be a two-part performance—two shows that together make one piece. After they decided to do it again this year, maybe early on they came up with the idea for two performances, got the green light, and that’s why they booked the venue for two days like that.
>>18456842tbf he actually understood what misao was saying in her streams so she probably gave some hints or whatever.
>>18456842Oof, that’s some strong copium. I’m looking forward to the rerun, but I’m not expecting it to be a “part 2”. It’ll just be a second showing with a few tweaks
>>18456842>this was meant to be a two-part performance—two shows that together make one pieceI actually said this before. The fight was a work and the reason to do the rerun. Theres no way Koda would agree to redo the show a month later just because Misao didnt feel like it was to her standards. I dont even think booking the venue a month in advance is even possible.
>>18456399AEW was not mentioned. It's a total non-factor in the show's success which is why they intend to run Houston, Dallas, and Austin next year.
>>18456749What are his other profiles?
>>18456562>Fans of TJPW are weebs who want something that’s not America-coded.TJPW continuously thinks that what draws Americans in is making things more like America and putting more American wrestlers in prominent positions when that's not why anyone actually watches.
>>18456894this. its sus that days later after the show ended hype 3 re was announced. thats way too soon to have done all the logistics for it.
>>18456562>>18456944I agree. The Americanisation of TJPW would ironically kill it.
>>18454802Ehhhhh?! yappari Yoppy is a WWE stacy
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>>18456894>Theres no way Koda would agree to redo the show a month laterkoda's powers are dwindling
>>18456749He got called out while Uta was still 17 but I haven't checked if he's still leaving comments under her tweets
>>18456842Just read Misao's tweets when she literally said HYPE 3 was shit and would do things better next time if she could (she's critical of herself and her work like any tortured artist)
>>18456894agreed
rika and misao are tight like gum on a shoe
they would never fight
MISAO IS STILL IN THE BATH OVER 5 HOURS LATER
>>18457107imagine how dirty it must be
Good morning, matcha cream chocolate sandwich
>>18456401I wonder if this is true. Logically it does make sense, but tell me, did the GCW show or that random lucha show do better than expected the same way TJPW did?
After the Texas tour Tokyo Story sent out surveys. If people were primarily attending because of All In, that would be noted in their data from the surveys, so isn’t it interesting that they don’t mention All In at all despite having that data?
What's really interesting is that I believe I found a link between the maid cafe Pom's sister works for and the Tokyo Story owner
What are AEW’s numbers when they aren’t piggybacking off TJPW?
The man who runs the headspa and bar Hikari works at also runs the men's esthe "Sena Aino/Rin Shirayuki" is at. He's also involved with the Yokohama gym she's a part of
Hikari literally got pimped out by her boyfriend
Her boyfriend only runs their pet account while he gets cucked
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBpDuoD-xa8
>Thank you so much to Tokyo Treat and Sakuraco for sponsoring this video!!
these trace back to Tokyo Story LLC
step dad. she has two daddies.
>>18457702Her mom and step-dad live in Thailand
>>18456944This
I cant stand American wrestling any more
They get lame and gay like AEW and PG like WWE I'm fuckin out
>>18457851the people are demanding it
claw machine stream next week
>>18457872this might be a shittier gimmick than Itohschizo and Namba-anti
Sena Shiori is coming back to earth.
>>18457896They should send them all to China instead of just Rika and Himawari.
>>18457851Never really made sense that they pay walled that show, even with the (formerly 2, now 1) week trial.
I wonder what they're doing with the November Korakuen show. Not only are they changing the seating plan but they also changed the name of the show from All Rise '25
>>18457981Yeah, that was a bone-headed decision, since AEW Dark ran opposite to it for free on YT.
>>18457994kyokyo vs daisy monkey or kyokyo vs foreign team
my cheki are trapped in customs
>>18457994Mone will challenge for the PoP
>>18458019Your cheki will be sent to a prison in El Salvador
>>18458017>>18458036I'm not talking about the booking plans
>>18457994To lower the seating capacity? That's the only change I could think of, considering they normally run the max capacity for their Korakuen shows anyway (and rarely fill it except for Ittenyon)
>>18458004Didn't they try to air it on WU right after Dynamite? But it's a promotional tool they pay walled. They should have just put it on YouTube or something
>>18458073They don't run max capacity for any Korakuen except Ittenyon. They could just be adjusting seat prices, but then why also change the name of the show?
Misao is freaking out. They only sold 12 tickets to HYPE 3.33 You Can (Not) Draw Dimes
>>18458056Ah, I assumed they might be changing the seating plan because of some booking plan. Maybe they’re changing things as a promotional thing. Like, more ladies seats or under 18 seats, since those are the two demographics where they’re trying to grow
>>18458107kek what an anti draw useless human being
no booly the hero
shes trying her best
>>18458100Maybe they don't think it'll draw, so they changed All Rise to Autumn Tour or whatever.
>>18458148A Korakuen show isn't gonna be given a generic house show name. It's not like All Rise is a prestigious name anyway
>>18457994Yuu has 1 last TJPW match before retiring
>>18458166It's listed as TBD right now. Did they bother with All Rise last year? Or were they in Seattle?
>>18458197The last All Rise was in October 2023. There hasn't been a November Korakuen since 2022
>Buying Miu's love by gifting her a rare Guinea Pig DVD box set (she's fucked up in the head)
Maybe it will be Miyu’s last Korakuen and will be given some commemorative name
>>18458268She's a glutton for self punishment
>>18458312TJPW Good Riddance 25
>>18458252I was at that last one with Akai vs Arai and Miyu vs Regina. It was okay. Maybe it's for the best they stopped booking them if they're going to run shows like that.
>>18458346We're going back to near monthly Korakuen's now that Takahashi has settled into his role
Have you thanked Maki for drawing the Texas crowd today?
misao has been reposting stuff for the past hour. i think she only slept for 3 hours.
>>18458334Mean and not funny.
https://x.com/misao_tjp/status/1952524469291098518
>Starts today at 6:30 PM
>Honestly, it’s all good if you’re a little late
>If you’re hesitating because you might barely make it, just come on down to Shimokita anyway
>“HYPE!3 (Rerun)”
>With the best crew,
>We’re bringing it to you with confidence
>>18459192confidence inspiring
>>18459192The only way to salvage this now is to make it an impromptu vod ppv.
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>>18459192>Honestly, it’s all good if you’re a little late
>>18459250Is there going to be a vod at all?
>>18458426you mean Mizuki
>>18459279Yeah they announced no LIVE, VOD only for Hype 3 Re
Glad it's being taped at all, all things considered.
do you think they're natty?
I bet she has huge areola.
Stop talking about Fumirin's areola, it's disgusting. You're all disgusting.
As a bilingual rakugo performer there's no way she hasn't searched her name and found one of these threads
Mother fuckers like talm bout Shoko feet, someone should upload her Piñata photo book. That's got plety of Shoko feet. Someone's got to have that one right? No way it's as rare as Tabetai Sisters.
>>18460782SOMEONE UPLOADED NOW! SHOKO FEET!
>>18460782SOMEONE UPLOAD NOW! SHOKO FEET!
>>18460278even if she did, Fumirin is hard to search for since it's a single name. I doubt she's found this board by herself. But it doesn't matter since Kira lurks here
>>18460873Don't care about any of that, someone upload the Shoko feet
>>18460922fuck you and fuck shoko
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/7ce289383df72e1530d061c8d431e38666012ffc
>Female Wrestler Wakana Uehara Shows Off "Plump Thighs" in Chun-Li Cosplay! Nearly the Same 59cm as Her Waist
>On the 2nd, female professional wrestler and talent Wakana Uehara (29) posted photos on her SNS in a China dress, striking kung fu poses and showcasing her trained 59cm thighs.
>[Photos] Her "59cm" Plump Thighs! Also in a Bikini
>Uehara, whose specialty is kickboxing and who also shines as a cosplayer, looks stunning in this Chun-Li cosplay. Her body, sculpted through wrestling and kickboxing, and the legs extending from the China dress are breathtaking.
>In particular, her thighs garnered attention last month when she revealed on SNS, "Waist 58cm, thighs 59cm," an astonishing measurement. The impact of her poses comes from this impressive physique.
>Fans showered her with praise for her striking poses, with comments like, "The best and strongest beautiful legs!" "Such long legs!" "Just like Chun-Li!" "A real-life Chun-Li!" and "It suits you! So cute!"
>We can’t wait to see her perform Chun-Li’s signature move, the "Hundred Rending Legs," in the wrestling ring!
>>18460954You don't mean that.
>>18460957Excellent journalism
I bought $100 worth of leftover photocards from TokyoStory.
>>18460957>people get paid to write this stuff
>>18460998If this isn't a troll, you're going to be disappointed by them. They are leftovers that Queri didn't give away. They aren't worth $2, let alone $10.
I think Wakana's plump thighs are a newsworthy story.
Shoko has a wikifeet page. Just go look at that.
>>18461003>Pom's sister works at a maid cafeObviously they don't
>>18461093I look at that all the time, I need more.
>>18459211The future of TJPW
>>18461153no idea if it's uta or raku
>>18460954I would gladly fuck Shoko
>Misao was saying way too much just because it was a Space, I couldn’t help but laugh.
>I can’t see the Space anymore—what happened?
>“It’s fine to just enjoy it with the people who actually come.”
>“Anyone who doesn’t come is an idiot.”
>“You should come even if you have to kill your relatives.”
>“I’ve given up trying to reach out to people who won’t come.”
>“It’s a weekday, but those who want to come will come, so you should be able to make it.”
>I didn’t catch everything, but that was pretty much the first half. Honestly, it gave off such a dark vibe that it made me not want to go…
>A portion of the proceeds was donated to the city's Education Support Fund, and a certificate of appreciation ceremony for the Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling Shonan-dai Culture Center event was held at Fujisawa City Hall, with Yuki Kamifuku, a native of Fujisawa City, attending on behalf of the organization.
>The donation will be used to improve the educational environment for the children who will lead the next generation.
>>18461260you can tell that man is from the same tribe as her
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Cute space bee
>>18461223>it gave off such a dark vibewhy are japanese males pussies? the female japs who listened to her unicast/space were excited not just for the show but the other stuff she talked about.
>>18461260My wife Kamiyu is a saint
>>18461317>why are japanese males pussies?Low T. Misao is way more popular with females because of how she is.
HYPE 5 in Bumfucksville, Georgia soon!
>>18461317>why are japanese males pussies?They're literally afraid of Mifu
>>18461398She's very western in the way she's shamelessly menhera. The stacies feel empowered by that
>>18461223>those who want to come will comeWhat about those who want to leave?
>Achieved the quota for an oversized pizza
>>18461433>They're literally afraid of Mifuthis is literally untrue and just cope from this thread. they love kamiyu
If I were in Tokyo I would go to the HYPE rerun and buy a lot of portraits and cheer everyone on.
>>18461223he couldn't help but laugh but also got scared and didn't want to go anymore....
>>18461223quality quotes from misao
she's wearing the getup of a hospitality worker
>>18461462>>18461557absurdly beautiful woman
>This year, we received a letter of appreciation again.
>Since it was donated from TJPW's sales, I personally want to express my greatest gratitude to all the fans who support us daily.
>During an interview with TV Kanagawa, I was asked, "What do you think about how the donation will be used?" but since I gave it, I think they should use it as they see fit. Wassup!
>>18461446Free to do so. No Sankyou singing that was gatekeeping leavers like that one anniversary show
