CHAKURIKI 14 (2022-2-5)

“Hiroshi Aizawa Memorial Ceremony for the 60th Anniversary of the Director Hiroshi, Kanreki!“ (Hiroshi Aizawa will face 60 other people from various places in 1 minute exhibitions. rulesets vary by fighter/wrestler) In Order of Appearence: 1. Yuto Tatsuno (Master of Dojo Chakuriki) 2. Chiaki Kamei (President of Chakuriki Chiaki Juku) 3. Tomohiro Ikehata (Master of Chakuriki Buyongkai) 4. Yamato Kitano (Chairman of Chakuriki Yamato Gym) 5. Masahiro Kaneko (President of Kyokushinkenbukai) 6. Hirokazu Koga (Vice President of Kyokushinkenbu-kai) 7. Yogo Tanaka (Director of Chakuriki Koshinkan) 8. Yukinori Hashimoto (Branch Manager of Kyokushinkenbu-kai) 9. Nozomu Natsuhara (Branch manager of Kyokushinkenbu-kai) 10. Saki Kikuchi (Kyokushin Kenbuukai branch manager) 11. Hirotaka Yokoi (PRIDE no Kaibutsu-kun) 12. Satoshi Yamamoto (former representative of M-1 Muay Thai Challenge) 13. Andy Minamino (President of ) 14. Kikutaro (Pro Wrestler) 15. Takashi Izumi (Director of Tudo-kan) 16. Antonio Koinoki (Nishiguchi Pro Wrestling) 17. YOSHIE Tsuneo (Nishiguchi Pro Wrestling) 18. Yutaka Yoshie (Pro Wrestling) 19. Naoshi Sano (Pro Wrestling) 20. Takahiro Tababa (Pro Wrestling) 21. Katsumi Nakayama (President of Crisis Management Company/Pro Wrestler) 22. Hiroshi Yamato (Pro Wrestling) 23. Satoru Suzuki (Pro Wrestling) 24. Naoto Itakura (Former Rebels Welterweight Champion) 25. Takatoshi Matsumoto (Physical Design Works) 26. Tadashi Mushi (ACF) 27. Kawada Juneyuki (Qimei Gym) 28. Leatherface (Pro Wrestling) 29. Naoto Takahashi (Former Japan Bantamweight and S-Bantamweight Boxing Champion) 30. Tori Yamashita (Karate practitioner) 31. AIKO (Fitness instructor) 32. Atsuko Okada (K-1 official referee Former M-1 mini flyweight champion) 33. Riku Nemoto (Junior high school amateur kick runner-up) 34. Tatsuyoshi (Chakuriki Buyongkai) 35. Shuhei Sone (Chakuriki Buyongkai) 36. Masafumi Hoshika (Head of Shikon Murakami Juku Ehime Branch) 37. ANZAN (Women’s professional kickboxer) 38. Yosuke Nishijima (Former WBF World Cruiserweight Champion) 39. Teppei Harashima (Japan’s representative in Chute Boxe) 40. Atsushi Taisei (President of Taisei Juku) 41. Dragon Ball comedian, Piccolo 42. Atsushi Shigematsu (Shoei Juku President) 43. Daisuke Naito (Former Pro Kick Federation Bantamweight Champion) 44. Keizo Kojima (Representative of K Sports Gym, 15th All Japan Kick Welterweight Champion 45. Toshimitsu Naka (President of Naka Fighting Gym) 46. Harutomo Takeyama (Director of Takeyama Dojo, the first middleweight champion of MA Kick 47. Hisayuki Kanazawa (All Japan Kick 10th & 12th Lightweight Champion Former WPKC Muay Thai World Lightweight Champion Former IMTC Muay Thai World Welterweight Champion) 48. Akira Yamamoto (President of Inspired Motion Former MA Kick Bantamweight Champion Former KKTK Oriental Bantamweight Champion) 49. Naoyuki Taira (Model of Grappler Baki) 50. Ryogaku Wada (Japan’s top referee) 51. Yuta Tezuka (Wajinkai) 52. Yuta Mugiwara (16th president of MADMAX “¥1,000,000 if you win against Koki Kameda“ project) 53. Keisuke (former OUTSIDER 65-70kg champion, representative of King Craft Gym) 54. Shogun Okamoto (Pro Wrestler, former Juryo Kirino-Waka) 55. Masataka Fujii (Branch Manager of Kyokushin Kenbukai, 4 consecutive champions of Kyokushin Karate All Japan Tournament) 56. Hiromi Amada (President of Tenfield, 2004 K-1 JAPAN Champion) 57. Nobu Hayashi (Director of Chakuriki Japan, 1999/2004 K-1JAPAN finalist) 58. Joe Tsuchiya (Five-weight champion and nine-time champion) 59. Ryuji Murakami (President of Shidama Murakami Juku, 4th Towa Cup Indiscriminate Class winner, former MA Kick Heavyweight Champion) 60. Toshio Fujiwara (“The God of Kicking”, the first non-Thai foreigner to win the Rajadamnang title in the 500-year history of Muay Thai)