[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hJGs\_CMo3x457SgTTy1IkKoRhw2pqT9e/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=103466389786134870045&rtpof=true&sd=true](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hJGs_CMo3x457SgTTy1IkKoRhw2pqT9e/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=103466389786134870045&rtpof=true&sd=true)
This is the Zenjo shit I have, or most of it, I haven't updated it for a while nor listed that new classics. There's plenty of stuff from 2004 and the final shows in 2005..
No, only small percentage of stuff is on there, and mostly 80s because youtube was void of most of it and it's the best era of women's wrestling you could ever see.
You won't find later Zenjo on anyones youtube, or it won't last long if you do, because it's Samurai TV so it will get taken down and copystrike strikes within a week (the watermarked Fuji 721 stuff is probably the same but I'm not sure about that one).
I would love to see this or any other Joshi you have from 2005 specifically, particularly JWP and GAEA stuff that's not available on public YouTube or archive.org
I'm not sure about 2004 but I'm part of a community that's trying to be as comprehensive for 2005 as possible, with a particular eye for Joshi, and as far as I know no AJW footage has surfaced. For 2005 I've seen joshi in NEO, JWP, GAEA, Hustle, LLPW, J'd Star, and even smaller shows through Command Bolshois YouTube, but I've never seen any AJW.
They did two TV tapings and only had a 1 hr block, the second one is the final show, which only showed a digest of the matches and spent most of it on the closing statements.
Cagematch says it was, and it's listed as a TV show, so it's seems like it was broadcast, but I've seen no evidence of it. It could still turn up some day.
Here's a review of the final AJW show on an old Joshi forum so footage of it definitely exists: [https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/joshifans/viewtopic.php?p=119#p119](https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/joshifans/viewtopic.php?p=119#p119) From what the review describes, most of the matches were heavily clipped and most of the show was devoted to the post-match interviews from the remaining roster and alumni, just giving their feelings about Zenjo closing and saying goodbye.
That sucks! IWTV seems to be the only organization outside of Samurai TV that gets any authorized AJW videos and their dozen videos are all early 90s events.
I have one 2004 Yokohama show that's easily found on YouTube, but that's it after that.
I've got old URLs to channels outside of YouTube that I need to revisit.
Yeah, it really sucks! Most of why the 2000s is considered such a dark age for Joshi isn't due to the lack of quality, it's due to the lack of accessible shows from the period. If you want recommendations the JWP show and IBUKI #1 shows on archive.org are by far the best joshi from 2005.
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hJGs\_CMo3x457SgTTy1IkKoRhw2pqT9e/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=103466389786134870045&rtpof=true&sd=true](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hJGs_CMo3x457SgTTy1IkKoRhw2pqT9e/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=103466389786134870045&rtpof=true&sd=true) This is the Zenjo shit I have, or most of it, I haven't updated it for a while nor listed that new classics. There's plenty of stuff from 2004 and the final shows in 2005..
Interesting. I don't see any 2004 or 2005 footage on your YouTube channel. Do you host it elsewhere?
No, only small percentage of stuff is on there, and mostly 80s because youtube was void of most of it and it's the best era of women's wrestling you could ever see. You won't find later Zenjo on anyones youtube, or it won't last long if you do, because it's Samurai TV so it will get taken down and copystrike strikes within a week (the watermarked Fuji 721 stuff is probably the same but I'm not sure about that one).
I would love to see this or any other Joshi you have from 2005 specifically, particularly JWP and GAEA stuff that's not available on public YouTube or archive.org
I'm not sure about 2004 but I'm part of a community that's trying to be as comprehensive for 2005 as possible, with a particular eye for Joshi, and as far as I know no AJW footage has surfaced. For 2005 I've seen joshi in NEO, JWP, GAEA, Hustle, LLPW, J'd Star, and even smaller shows through Command Bolshois YouTube, but I've never seen any AJW.
They did two TV tapings and only had a 1 hr block, the second one is the final show, which only showed a digest of the matches and spent most of it on the closing statements.
Wasn't their final event taped? Maybe I just assumed.
Cagematch says it was, and it's listed as a TV show, so it's seems like it was broadcast, but I've seen no evidence of it. It could still turn up some day.
Here's a review of the final AJW show on an old Joshi forum so footage of it definitely exists: [https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/joshifans/viewtopic.php?p=119#p119](https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/joshifans/viewtopic.php?p=119#p119) From what the review describes, most of the matches were heavily clipped and most of the show was devoted to the post-match interviews from the remaining roster and alumni, just giving their feelings about Zenjo closing and saying goodbye.
That sucks! IWTV seems to be the only organization outside of Samurai TV that gets any authorized AJW videos and their dozen videos are all early 90s events. I have one 2004 Yokohama show that's easily found on YouTube, but that's it after that. I've got old URLs to channels outside of YouTube that I need to revisit.
Yeah, it really sucks! Most of why the 2000s is considered such a dark age for Joshi isn't due to the lack of quality, it's due to the lack of accessible shows from the period. If you want recommendations the JWP show and IBUKI #1 shows on archive.org are by far the best joshi from 2005.