Hana Kimura Memorial Show 2026 Results (5/23/2026)
The Hana Kimura Memorial Show 2026 took place today (May 23) from Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. A ton of different stars in Japan appeared on the card, including Aja Kong, Fuminori Abe and Mika Iwata, to pay tribute to Kimura, who sadly passed away on May 23, 2020.
Hana Kimura Memorial Show Results
Here are all of the results from the Hana Kimura Memorial show for 2026:
- ZONES b. YUNA
- Fuminori Abe & Seigo Tachibana b. Kaori Yoneyama & Ram Kaicho
- Hanako Nakamori b. Yuko Miyamoto
- Unagi Sayaka b. Shin Hana Kimura
- Super Delfin, Cherry & Maruko b. Hayate, Banana Senga & Tsutsomu Ohsugi
- Aja Kong vs. Shotaro Ashino b. Shuji Kondo ended in a count out
- Rina, Konami & VENY b. Jungle Kyona, Mika Iwata & Mio Momono
FAQ and Context
Who was Hana Kimura?
Hana Kimura was a Japanese pro wrestler best known for her work with Stardom and her appearance on the Netflix reality series Terrace House. She debuted in 2016 and quickly became one of the most charismatic young talents in joshi wrestling, leading the Tokyo Cyber Squad faction. She passed away in May 2020 at just 22, and her death prompted widespread conversations in Japan around online harassment, eventually leading to changes in Japanese law on cyberbullying.
Will there be another one in 2027?
Almost certainly. The memorial has run annually since 2021 and has become a fixture on the Japanese independent calendar, so expect it to land around the same time next May.
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