[6.0] "I have been watching him in mid 2000s Big Japan. He had a really cool look there. Like a video game character. It was so put together that it looked out of the place. It hits when you see him standing across the ring from Ryuji Ito in a white on orange dragon logo.png t-shirt. He is pretty solid in the ring, too. Again, really polished. His movements appear calculated and have meaning. That's more than you can say for a lot of the roster at that time. The Big Japan training program runs through the MEN's Club Opener(TM) and he is fun to watch there and later on in a handful of death matches. There's one from late 2005 at Katsura Studio that's pretty good! I was surprised when I looked and found that he never wrestled for DDT. I think that his look and style at this time would have been a perfect fit. He moved on from Big Japan and it looks like he's had a heck of a run on the indies that continues to this day! Cheers, Haruka!"
[6.0] "It may be difficult to understand because it was posted by a Japanese person using Google Translate. A very underrated wrestler. He has excellent grounding skills. His looks are amazing, like they came straight out of an old Japanese movie. It seems like he hasn't played much in the last few years. I want to see more of his matches."