TJPW Warm Spring Pro Wrestling in Ueno

Warm Spring Pro Wrestling in Ueno was a professional wrestling event promoted by Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling (TJPW), held on April 8, 2026 at Ueno Park Outdoor Stage in Tokyo, Japan.

Cast

Yuki Arai

as Yuki Arai

Miyu Yamashita

as Miyu Yamashita

Mizuki Kaminade

as Mizuki

Ririko Ishizawa

as Rika Tatsumi

Mahiro Kiryu

as Mahiro Kiryu

Shoko Nakajima

as Shoko Nakajima

Hyper Misao

as Hyper Misao

Yuki Aino

as Yuki Aino

Raku

as Raku

Pom Harajuku

as Pom Harajuku

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