[8.0] "It was a beautiful next Memorial Hana Kimura, the video package presented at this event was strongly emotional, especially the one after the main event. By the way, there were good matches like this Three Way Tag Match and the main event itself, a good match from Rina and Veny"

[8.0] "An excellent tribute show to a wrestler that would have been a massive star. Some really excellent matches and everything else had its purpose and was something that Hana would have appreciated."

[9.0] "A wonderful show that was better and more consistent in terms of in-ring action than a lot of the previous Hana tribute shows, while still having the magic touch of the previous editions. The opening match was good, the battle royal was wonky but with the right winner, and the Seigo/Aja Kong trio of matches were hilarious and on point. Unagi stole the show in the early parts of the show, but she was far from alone in doing so. The triple threat was enjoyable and it's always nice to see a legend like Yokota do her thing. The big tag match was borderline great and the co-main kicked ass. The main event was the perfect way to have Hana's longtime friend, VENY, and her protege, Rina go at it with some very good storytelling and references to Hana from beginning to end. The aftermath was short and sweet, the video montage of Hana and Rina's history in Stardom was touching and the video montage was great as always. The ending of it hit directly in the feels, especially the final few appearances on the montage, and the fact that the show went to closing credits instead of back in the ring after that made me feel some type of way. Even if I wish there was a higher attendance, drawing nearly 550 people for a tribute show, five years running, on a week where there were various other notable shows in the same building is nothing to sneeze at. I also wish we got some more appearances on the video montage that have been there in previous years, but it's okay. I don't know how much longer we'll get these tribute shows for Hana, but as long as they keep happening, I'll tune in and cherish their existence. Thank you Hana, matane."