Post by account_disabled on Dec 13, 2017 7:50:21 GMT -5
HI there,
Just a question for you guys who need a large amount of the Japanese wrestlers. Why not just take a trip to Japan?
I think most of you guys are on the east coast of the USA? Flight to Tokyo from New York seems to run at about 1000 dollars. Go there, visit all the cool cultural places Japan has to offer and hit up some wrestling shows. Great Sasuke, Jinsei Shinzaki and Ultimo Dragon all wrestle for Michinoku Pro who occasionally run a large building but generally are running small ones. Japanese promotions are all about the fans so I'm sure they all come out and sign autographs/take photos afterwards.
Dick Togo is wrestling for the small Japanese indies with occasional appearances for bigger companies, could probably get him for a bargain. Taka Michinoku of course is involved with Kaientai Dojo and would be easy to get. The harder guys are the "legends" but even some of the lower end legends will work the occasional spot show for these smaller companies in a small building and be easily accessible.
Just seems a lot easier to head over to Japan for 2-3 weeks, hit a few shows with the guys you want combos with, acquire the combos and come back rather than waiting 10+ years to get every single Japanese talent you actually want.
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
www.markedout.com/viewtopic.php?t=18914
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Just a question for you guys who need a large amount of the Japanese wrestlers. Why not just take a trip to Japan?
I think most of you guys are on the east coast of the USA? Flight to Tokyo from New York seems to run at about 1000 dollars. Go there, visit all the cool cultural places Japan has to offer and hit up some wrestling shows. Great Sasuke, Jinsei Shinzaki and Ultimo Dragon all wrestle for Michinoku Pro who occasionally run a large building but generally are running small ones. Japanese promotions are all about the fans so I'm sure they all come out and sign autographs/take photos afterwards.
Dick Togo is wrestling for the small Japanese indies with occasional appearances for bigger companies, could probably get him for a bargain. Taka Michinoku of course is involved with Kaientai Dojo and would be easy to get. The harder guys are the "legends" but even some of the lower end legends will work the occasional spot show for these smaller companies in a small building and be easily accessible.
Just seems a lot easier to head over to Japan for 2-3 weeks, hit a few shows with the guys you want combos with, acquire the combos and come back rather than waiting 10+ years to get every single Japanese talent you actually want.
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
www.markedout.com/viewtopic.php?t=18914
Animation Video Marketing