September 12, 2026 | Attendance: 47
◆ Match 1: Singles Match (10-Minute Time Limit)
〇 Totoro Satsuki (8:21, Submission) Riko × *Winning move: Combine
Riko, the lightest wrestler on the roster, challenged Totoro Satsuki in singles competition—a bold move considering Totoro Satsuki has recently been mixing it up with heavyweights, including male wrestlers. The match opened with a headlock exchange before Riko sent Totoro Satsuki to the ropes, only for Totoro Satsuki to obliterate her with a flying tackle.
Totoro Satsuki rolled Riko toward the ropes, aiming for her signature “Storage Shed” corner attack. However, Riko escaped to the apron, nailed a top-rope DDT, and followed up with a dropkick to her tangled opponent. She kept the pressure on, cornering Totoro Satsuki and ruthlessly stomping on her face. Following a rope break, Totoro Satsuki immediately returned the favor, backing Riko into the turnbuckles and violently washing her face with her boot. This sequence repeated twice before Riko tried to grab her opponent’s neck to whip her into the opposite corner. Totoro Satsuki casually caught her arm and tossed her into the turnbuckles. Grabbing her by the head, she threw her across the ring again, then pulled Riko up and bit her arm.
Riko fired back with a flurry of elbows, but Totoro Satsuki simply walked forward, absorbing the strikes. A single elbow dropped Riko, but she instantly popped up, delivering a low dropkick to the knee. She followed up with another dropkick to the kneeling heavyweight, but when she went for a missile dropkick, Totoro Satsuki swatted her out of mid-air. Riko valiantly threw elbows at the towering Totoro Satsuki, who stood her ground like an immovable statue.
Another single elbow stopped Riko in her tracks. Totoro Satsuki hit three consecutive body slams and went for a body press, but Riko rolled out of the way. Seizing the moment, Riko locked a piggyback sleeper onto the grounded heavyweight. Totoro Satsuki reached the ropes; Riko then attempted a 619, but Totoro Satsuki caught her in mid-air and mercilessly whipped her into the corner. Riko sidestepped a charging Totoro Satsuki, trapping her with rapid elbows before hitting a swinging DDT and a missile dropkick for a close two-count. Riko climbed the turnbuckles again, but Totoro Satsuki caught her and lifted her up. Riko slipped around the back into a roll-up for another near fall. Totoro Satsuki then hit a body slam into a body press for her own two-count, before finally locking in the Combine to force Riko to tap out.
◆ Match 2: Tag Team Match (15-Minute Time Limit)
Hikari Minami & 〇 Yuuka (8:49, Small Package) Ancham & Non Toraga ×
Hikari Minami and Yuuka teamed up to face the chaotic duo of Ancham and Non Toraga, who had previously suffered the embarrassment of both being pinned by Referee Atsushi Ishiguro at the September 6 SKIP City show. At the sound of the bell, Ancham and Non Toraga instantly triggered a ringside brawl. Ancham rolled Yuuka up in a ringside mat like a sushi roll and tripped ringside second Totoro Satsuki with a drop toe hold, causing her to crash onto Yuuka.
Returning to the ring, Ancham and Non Toraga stretched Hikari Minami’s arms in opposite directions. However, their double-team attack completely misfired because Ancham set up for a brainbuster while Non Toraga simultaneously locked in a backdrop, neutralizing each other’s momentum. A recovering Yuuka entered the ring, holding Hikari Minami from behind as they delivered a combined dropkick to both opponents. Yuuka kicked Non Toraga out of the ring—and bizarrely kicked her own partner, Hikari Minami, out as well—before cornering Ancham against the ropes with a barrage of elbows.
As Yuuka rebounded off the ropes, Ancham caught her with a leaping Fujiwara armbar takedown. Yuuka reached the ropes, immediately popped up, and threw rapid-fire elbows before hitting an Angel Thunder for a near fall. Hikari Minami tagged in and unleashed a Giant Swing. Not only was Ancham dizzy, but Hikari Minami was as well; they comically spun in circles around each other, becoming even more disoriented. A subsequent attempt to Irish whip each other into the corners left them both completely wobbly.
Yuuka and Non Toraga entered the fray. Yuuka knocked Non Toraga outside with an elbow, blasted the cornered Ancham with another, and then acted as a springboard for Hikari Minami to deliver a charging Harikiri Kick. Hikari Minami ran the ropes, but Ancham met her with a leaping elbow strike. Ancham rebounded, only for Hikari Minami to catch her with a leaping big boot. Hikari Minami dodged a high kick, but Ancham successfully planted her with a Fisherman’s Suplex.
Hikari Minami tried to hoist Ancham up, but she escaped and delivered a front thrust kick. Yuuka tagged in and hit a missile dropkick. Non Toraga tagged in and threw a tackle, but Yuuka absorbed it. After an exchange of tackles, Yuuka dropped her with an elbow and locked in a Boston Crab. Ancham broke up the submission. Non Toraga struck Yuuka with a tackle and returned the favor with a Boston Crab of her own. Yuuka scrambled to the ropes. Ancham immediately followed up with a running big boot, and Non Toraga connected with a running hip attack for a two-count.
Yuuka rallied with a flurry of elbows and a front dropkick. They whipped Non Toraga into the corner, allowing Hikari Minami to hit a charging big boot, followed by a charging sliding elbow from Yuuka. Yuuka attempted a backslide, but Ancham blasted her with a high kick. Non Toraga capitalized with a backslide for a two-count. A lariat by Non Toraga resulted in another near fall. Non Toraga nailed a spear. She pulled Yuuka up for a backdrop, but Yuuka countered into a sudden small package (small package hold/Kubi-Gatame) to snatch the three-count.
◆ Match 3: Singles Match (10-Minute Time Limit)
〇 Yappy (7:46, Half-Crab Pin) Arisa Shinose × *Winning move: Chokeskull Slam
The two competitors, who teamed together at the previous SKIP City show, squared off in singles action. Feigning a lock-up, Yappy instead scooped Arisa Shinose into a giant “hug of love.” Yappy attempted this twice, but Arisa Shinose pointed at her and shouted, “I hate you!” Taking severe emotional damage, Yappy collapsed in agony. Arisa Shinose went for the pin, getting a two-count. Arisa Shinose tried a lateral prawn hold (O’Connor roll) for another two-count. Yappy recovered, hitting a charging hip attack and a charging lariat for a near fall. Yappy draped Arisa Shinose horizontally across the turnbuckles, delivered a barrage of chops, and hit a charging body block for another two.
Yappy attempted a swinging body press, but Arisa Shinose dodged it. Arisa Shinose followed up with two double foot stomps, a charging body block, and a tackle for a near fall. Arisa Shinose leapt for a crossbody, but Yappy caught her mid-air and tossed her backward for a two-count. Yappy hit her swinging body press for another two-count. Yappy locked in a dragon sleeper. Arisa Shinose reached the ropes, but Yappy hit a running split-legged hip attack and a leg drop for a near fall.
Arisa Shinose fought back with a jawbreaker, a crossbody, and a low-altitude crossbody for a two-count. Arisa Shinose clamped a piggyback sleeper and then a bodyscissors sleeper on the all-fours Yappy. Yappy found the ropes, and Arisa Shinose capitalized with a running low crossbody and a diving body attack for another near fall. Yappy caught a diving Arisa Shinose and planted her with a Wasteland, but Arisa Shinose managed to reverse the pin attempt into her own for a two-count. A double knee attack from Arisa Shinose earned another two. Yappy struck with a counter Axe Bomber for a near fall. Finally, Yappy executed a Gory Special Facebuster into her Chokeskull Slam to score the three-count.
◆ Match 4: Tag Team Match (20-Minute Time Limit)
Tsukasa Fujimoto & × Moe Hiiro (9:05, Twinkle Clutch) Kirari Wakana 〇 & Mase Hiiro
Moe Hiiro, who wrestled against her idol Tsukasa Fujimoto in her first-ever tag match at the previous SKIP City show, now formed a maiden tag team with Tsukasa Fujimoto in the main event. When Tsukasa Fujimoto started for her team, she was met by Mase Hiiro from the blue corner—marking their first-ever encounter. Kirari Wakana also rushed the ring, and the two whipped Tsukasa Fujimoto into the corner, following up with a charging elbow from Mase Hiiro and a charging dropkick from Kirari Wakana. They tied Tsukasa Fujimoto up in the ropes and posed while stomping on her face from both sides.
Tsukasa Fujimoto called in Moe Hiiro, and this time they tied their opponents in the corners, hitting synchronized dropkicks. Tsukasa Fujimoto tossed Mase Hiiro into their corner with a headlock takedown and tagged in Moe Hiiro. Moe Hiiro went for a dropkick, but Mase Hiiro dodged. Mase Hiiro went for a crossbody pin, but Moe Hiiro escaped via a bridge and attempted a dropkick, which Mase Hiiro swatted away. Mase Hiiro hit a double foot stomp. Moe Hiiro answered with a facebuster into a body slam for a two-count. Mase Hiiro executed two consecutive arm drags for a near fall. Moe Hiiro retaliated with two consecutive hair-pull tosses for her own two-count.
Tsukasa Fujimoto tagged in and locked on a Boston Crab, but Mase Hiiro quickly reached the ropes. Tsukasa Fujimoto attempted a body slam, but Mase Hiiro slipped around to her back and provocatively taunted from between her legs, yelling, “Over here!”—only for Tsukasa Fujimoto to brutally stomp her flat from above. Mase Hiiro hit a running leg-clutch hold for a two-count. Showing more fiery spirit than usual, Mase Hiiro fired off a series of heavy elbows. She ducked a double chop from Tsukasa Fujimoto and landed another elbow. Tsukasa Fujimoto grounded her with a knee strike, but Mase Hiiro slid behind and locked in a Palo Special. Tsukasa Fujimoto escaped by literally biting the ropes.
Mase Hiiro hit a crossbody, immediately followed by another crossbody from Kirari Wakana right behind her. The rapid-fire crossbodies knocked Tsukasa Fujimoto down, leading to a near fall by Mase Hiiro. Mase Hiiro hit a headscissors drop for another two-count. Kirari Wakana tagged in and delivered a dropkick. Tsukasa Fujimoto dodged a second dropkick and went for a PK, but Kirari Wakana avoided it, transitioning from a Casadora into a foot stomp. She cornered Tsukasa Fujimoto against the ropes with a running low dropkick.
Kirari Wakana whipped Tsukasa Fujimoto into the corner and charged, but Tsukasa Fujimoto slipped between the top and second ropes and rolled the incoming Kirari Wakana up. As Kirari Wakana stood up, Tsukasa Fujimoto and Moe Hiiro nailed her with a double dropkick. Kirari Wakana evaded an octopus hold attempt by Tsukasa Fujimoto, only for Moe Hiiro to immediately lock her in one instead. Tsukasa Fujimoto tried to apply an octopus hold to Mase Hiiro, but she was too small to cinch it in. In an improvisational moment, she locked the hold on Referee Tanny instead, sharing a synchronized submission pose with Moe Hiiro.
Tsukasa Fujimoto delivered three consecutive soccer kicks to Kirari Wakana. Kirari Wakana ducked the PK and caught her in a lateral prawn hold. Tsukasa Fujimoto stood up, bounced off the ropes, and hit a dropkick, followed by a missile dropkick for a two-count. Moe Hiiro tagged in and connected with three consecutive dropkicks for a near fall. Moe Hiiro missed a handstand press when Kirari Wakana evaded, and Mase Hiiro crashed down on Moe Hiiro with a foot stomp. Kirari Wakana followed with her own foot stomp for a two-count.
Kirari Wakana ran the ropes, but Tsukasa Fujimoto cut her off with a kick. Tsukasa Fujimoto and Moe Hiiro tried to double-whip Kirari Wakana, but she reversed it, causing her opponents to collide with each other. Kirari Wakana locked Moe Hiiro in an inverted Achilles tendon hold, while Mase Hiiro did the same to Tsukasa Fujimoto. Moe Hiiro managed to reach the ropes. Kirari Wakana connected with a missile dropkick for a two-count.
Kirari Wakana climbed the turnbuckle, but Tsukasa Fujimoto threw her down. Tsukasa Fujimoto and Moe Hiiro hit a double dropkick. They cornered Kirari Wakana and delivered a synchronized crouching-start charging low dropkick. Moe Hiiro landed a swinging body press and went for the pin, but Mase Hiiro broke it up. Tsukasa Fujimoto grabbed Mase Hiiro by the hair and threw her, but Mase Hiiro escaped with a cartwheel and hit Tsukasa Fujimoto with a crossbody. Moe Hiiro took out Mase Hiiro with a dropkick. Moe Hiiro attempted a double-arm suplex on Kirari Wakana, but Kirari Wakana blocked it. Moe Hiiro swung Kirari Wakana toward Tsukasa Fujimoto, who blasted her with an enzuigiri high kick. Moe Hiiro rolled Kirari Wakana up for a two-count. Kirari Wakana then trapped Moe Hiiro in the Twinkle Clutch, securing the three-count for the victory.
🎤 Post-Match Round Table (Zadankai)
Riko: “I’ve had quite a few singles matches with Totoro-san, but I still haven’t beaten her once. I absolutely want to win someday, so Yuuka-san, please practice with me. I will definitely beat Totoro-san one day.”
Totoro Satsuki: “I think I first met Riko when she was in elementary school. We’ve wrestled singles matches many times, and every time we do, she gets so much stronger, but also much cheekier. It made me happy to feel how much she’s grown. Also, today and tomorrow, I’ll be heading back to my hometown of Osaka to do some promotion for our November show. I want to spread the word about Ice Ribbon not just here in Warabi, but in Osaka and the Kansai region too.”
Non Toraga: “We lost today because of me, but I thought our teamwork was perfectly in sync, don’t you think? (The crowd claps, but Ancham gives zero reaction) Well, it seems like she might feel a little differently, but it was fun.”
Ancham: “I learned for the first time today that this is what Mina-Hika-san (Hikari Minami) does when you let her do whatever she wants. Also, I honestly never want to take another elbow from Yuuka-san for the rest of my life.”
Hikari Minami: “Last week, I couldn’t win the singles belt, losing to Sumika-san (Sumika Yanagawa), whose traditional ‘Royal Road’ style was too strong. So, I decided I was going to do things the unorthodox, ‘Mina-Hika’ way. Today was step one of that plan, so thank you to Ancham and Non Toraga for being my guinea pigs. It was fun.”
Yuuka: “I fell in love with Ancham-san at first sight and really adored her, but once we get in the ring, I seriously can’t stand her. Please wrestle a singles match with me someday.”
Arisa Shinose: “Even after wrestling a singles match today, I still couldn’t bring myself to like Yappy-san. Please continue trying your best with your unrequited love. But more importantly, next week’s Dojo match—even though my title challenge for the FantastICE Championship is official, that person isn’t here, and the rules haven’t been announced. What is going on with this? (Tsukina Umino appears on the big screen and announces the rules) Everyone, please win! Everyone needs to win! Whoever is in the red corner needs to lose! I’m definitely going to take that belt! Tsukina Umino, wait for me!”
Yappy: “It’s been a while since I wrestled a singles match with Arisa Shinose, and her emotional damage attack really hurt! Arisa, a few years ago we used to take selfies together, right? You’d come up and say, ‘Yappy-san~, let’s take a selfie~.’ Why am I suddenly so hated by B.B.?… wait, are you jealous? I like ‘Cham (Ancham) too, but I also like you, Arisa. Don’t worry.”
Moe Hiiro: “I got to enter to Tsukka-san’s (Tsukasa Fujimoto) theme song today! When I was little, I used to play her song at home and pretend to make my entrance, so being able to do it for real as a pro wrestler made me incredibly happy. But of course, I really wanted us to win as a tag team, so I want to team up with her again next time and definitely get that victory.”
Tsukasa Fujimoto: “Having kids like this tell me they want to team with me or wrestle me really makes me feel like it was worth coming back from hiatus. I’ve known the Hiiro sisters since they were this small! (A photo of Tsukasa Fujimoto with the Hiiro sisters as little kids appears on the screen). She didn’t say anything to me about it today, but she did her hair just like mine, and Mase-chan tattled on her, telling me she was humming my theme song in the car. Hearing things like that made today a truly special day. From now on, we can team up, or fight against each other… Oh right, we’re having a singles match at hot chouchou on the 24th of next month! I still have some treasured videos (of the Hiiro sisters), so I’d love it if hot chouchou could play and reveal them.
And Kirari Wakana. You’ve been entered into the Jaja Uma Tournament! I was so incredibly happy about that. A certain senior wrestler who participates in our open wrestling practices told me that Satomura-san (Meiko Satomura) had been talking about you. She apparently said, ‘That girl is incredibly strong in sparring. Isn’t she amazing?’ That led to you being entered into open sparring, and now being selected for this Jaja Uma Tournament. As Ice Ribbon, we are so incredibly proud. So, go out there and do your best as the representative of Ice Ribbon!”
Mase Hiiro: “Thank you for my first match with you, Tsukka-san! Did everyone realize that it’s not just Moe Hiiro, but I have a bond with her too? And when Moe Hiiro and I used to play pro wrestling, Moe Hiiro would always play the role of Tsukka-san. And I was the one who always put her in the Palo Special! So I was so happy to be able to put the real Tsukka-san in a Palo Special today, not just in play-wrestling, but in real pro wrestling!”
Kirari Wakana: “I won the main event today! Getting to speak on the mic after Tsukasa Fujimoto… it’s a wonderful feeling. Today was step one in my ‘Make Fujimoto-san Notice Me’ plan, and I’ll continue it next time. And now, allow me to make an announcement. It has been officially decided that I will be participating in the Sendai Girls’ Pro Wrestling Jaja Uma Tournament! As the representative for Ice Ribbon, I absolutely promise to beat the crap out of everyone and crush them completely. Witness Kirari’s limit break!”
Kirari Wakana closed out the show with the customary chant: “Pro Wrestling makes you happy! Ice Ribbon!”
📝 Translator’s Notes
- “Storage Shed” Attack (物置攻撃, Monooki): Refers to Totoro Satsuki’s signature spot where she brutally squashes an opponent in the corner, mimicking the act of aggressively stuffing items into an over-cramped Japanese storage shed.
- Mina-Hika-san: A common nickname/shorthand used to refer to Hikari Minami. She mentions abandoning the “Royal Road” (traditional/orthodox style) in favor of her own unpredictable, unorthodox “Mina-Hika” style.
- B.B.: A cryptic reference during Yappy’s promo that most likely points to an inside joke or tag team dynamic/nickname between her and Arisa Shinose.
- hot chouchou (hotシュシュ): An independent Japanese promotion heavily associated with Ice Ribbon alumni and cross-promotional booking.
- Jaja Uma Tournament: A prestigious, recurring rookie tournament hosted by Sendai Girls’ Pro Wrestling. “Jaja-uma” literally translates to an unbroken horse or a fiercely independent tomboy, symbolizing the spirit of the young competitors.
- Tsukka / Tsukka-san: The ubiquitous and affectionate locker room nickname for joshi legend Tsukasa Fujimoto.