Sareee Produce Sareee-ISM
ā 9 Ā· 2023 Ā· Action & Adventure Ā· Drama
In 2023, Sareee returned to Japan and the joshi puroresu scene with these self-produced shows showcasing the best talent in the world.
Episodes
1. Sareee-ISM ~Chapter One~134m Ā· ā
Shinjuku FACE ā¢ Tokyo, Japan ā
ā¢ Yurika Oka vs. Riko Kaiju
ā¢ Ibuki Hoshi & Miyuki Takase vs. AKARI & Arisa Nakajima
ā¢ Kaoru Ito & Kyusei Sareee Hirota (Sakura Hirota) vs. Jaguar Yokota & Nanae Takahashi
ā¢ Sareee vs. Chihiro Hashimoto
2. Sareee-ISM Chapter II158m Ā· ā
Shinjuku FACE ā¢ Tokyo, Japan ā
ā¢ Ibuki Hoshi vs. Chi Chi
ā¢ Jaguar Yokota & Kizuna Tanaka vs. Cohaku & Kaoru Ito
ā¢ Mio Momono vs. Miyuki Takase
ā¢ Arisa Nakajima & Takumi Iroha vs. KAIRI & SareeeMore Like This
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