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NOAH 25th Anniversary Memorial Voyage 2025 In Osaka (2025)

NOAH’s 25th Anniversary Memorial Voyage 2025 in Osaka took place on June 21, 2025, at EDION Arena Osaka #2 in Osaka, Japan, and featured a blend of generational clashes, faction warfare, and championship bouts that highlighted NOAH’s legacy and future. The Main Event was a Tag Team Main with KENOH & Kaito Kiyomiya facing NOAH legends KENTA & Naomichi Marufuji in a symbolic clash of new leaders versus old leaders, underscoring the generational transition within the promotion.
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NOAH’s 25th Anniversary Memorial Voyage 2025 in Osaka took place on June 21, 2025, at EDION Arena Osaka #2 in Osaka, Japan, and featured a blend of generational clashes, faction warfare, and championship bouts that highlighted NOAH’s legacy and future. The Main Event was a Tag Team Main with KENOH & Kaito Kiyomiya facing NOAH legends KENTA & Naomichi Marufuji in a symbolic clash of new leaders versus old leaders, underscoring the generational transition within the promotion.

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Genre:Action, Drama
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In Theaters:6/21/2025
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Runtime:202 minutes
Studio:CyberFight, Pro Wrestling NOAH

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