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| Sadako Ikari the first Japanese female pro-wrestler |
Tomoe Yukiko the first Japanese world champion |
| Obata Chiyo IWWA world champion |
Kyō Aiko the first Japanese WWWA world champion |
| Hoshino Miyoko WWWA world champion |
Jumbo Miyamoto 5-time WWWA world champion |
| Mach Fumiake the youngest WWWA world champion ever |
Akagi Mariko (2nd) WWWA world champion |
| Maki Ueda one half of the Beauty Pair WWWA world singles/tag team champion |
Jackie Satōh one half of the Beauty Pair WWWA world singles/tag team champion |
| Jaguar Yokota WWWA/UWA world champion |
Devil Masami WWWA world champion |
| Nagayo Chigusa one half of the Crush Gals WWWA world singles/tag team champion |
Lioness Asuka one half of the Crush Gals WWWA world singles/tag team champion |
| Ōmori Yukari WWWA world singles/tag team champion |
Dump Matsumoto WWWA world tag team champion |
| Bull Nakano WWWA/CMLL/WWF world champion |
Hokuto Akira WWWA world tag team/WCW heavyweight champion |
| Aja Kong WWWA world singles/tag team champion |
Plum Mariko the first Japanese wrestler who died in a match |
| Ikeshita Yumi WWWA world tag team champion (inducted on a later date) |
"Monster Ripper" Ronda Singh WWWA/IWA/WWF world champion (inducted on a later date) |
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| Shinji Ueda commissioner, A.J.WPW |
Atsuo Shiono television announcer since 1960s commissioner, A.J.WPW |
| Yanagi Miyuki wrestler/referee/coach/staff |
Touichi Mannen the first president, A.J.WPW |
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