PURE-J Women's Professional Wrestling No. 28 · Tortoise Arena Match ~ Katsumi Produce ~

PURE-J Women's Professional Wrestling No. 28 · Tortoise Arena Match ~ Katsumi Produce ~ is Traditional fighting Sports event held in Japan.

PURE-J Women's Pro-Wrestling No. 29 · Tortoise Arena Match Bolshoi FINAL is an pro wrestling event supported by PURE-J.
Command Bolshoi (コマンド・ボリショイ Komando Borishoi) is a Japanese professional wrestler. Bolshoi will be retiring on April 2019. This will be her final fight.

The JWP fighter association who had operated the predecessor JWP female professional wrestlers independent at the JWP 25th anniversary convention held at Korakuen Hall on April 2, 2017, at the Korakuen Hall on August 11 the same year PURE-J Women's Wrestling was established.
PURE-J Women's Wrestling holds events mainly in Tokyo and also goes on expedition to Osaka, Sendai and Nagoya.

At the new dojo (martial arts gym) named "Kame (turtle) arena" named after the nearest station "Kame ari", they have established a general open day in addition to the sports classroom with the aim of developing professional wrestlers in the future, deepening exchanges with local fans.
Since their motto is being community-based and contribute to society, they actively participate in traffic safety and crime prevention campaign of Ayase police station. They also conduct consolation activities for children's nursing homes, facilities for disabled people, facilities for the elderly throughout the country.

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• Itabashi-ku Building Green Hall
  板橋区立グリーンホール

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  日本、〒173-0015 東京都板橋区栄町３６−１  Map

• PURE-J Dojo Turtle Arena
  PURE–J道場 亀アリーナ

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  日本、〒120-0002 東京都足立区中川 9 14 ３丁目  Map

• Shinjuku FACE
  新宿FACE

  Address

  日本、〒160-0021 東京都新宿区歌舞伎町１丁目２０−１  Map

• Diamond Hall
  ダイアモンドホール

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  日本、〒460-0007 愛知県名古屋市中区新栄２丁目１−９ 雲竜フレックスビル西館  Map

• Oyodo community center
  大淀コミュニティセンター

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  日本、〒531-0074 大阪市北区本庄東３丁目８−２  Map

• Korakuen Hall
  後楽園ホール

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  日本、〒112-0004 東京都文京区後楽１丁目３−６１  Map

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