NJPW Partnering With Other Japanese Promotions and Sanrio for Save Our Pro Wrestling T-Shirt Line

– New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) is partnering up with other Japanese wrestling promotion and Hello Kitty creator, Sanrio, for a special Save Our Pro Wrestling t-shirt line. A special press conference was held today featuring Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Satoshi Kojima, Mayu Iwatani, Tetsuya Endo, Yuka, Sakazaki, Go Shiozaki, and Suwama for the new shirts, which will be available starting Friday, July 3. YOu can view the announcement below:

NJPW one of six promotions banding together with Sanrio!

Save Our Pro-Wrestling T-shirt brings together wrestling promotions and Sanrio characters

As the professional wrestling world has been challenged through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, together with five other promotions within Japan, and with Sanrio, are collaborating on a new T-shirt that allows all fans of pro-wrestling and cute characters to share their love and support.

The ‘Save Our Pro-Wrestling: Link to the Future’ Tee features NJPW, STARDOM, Dramatic Dream Team, Pro-Wrestling NOAH, Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling and All Japan Pro-Wrestling logos, along with popular Sanrio characters Hello Kitty, Cinnamaroll, Batsu Maru, Keroppi, Purin and My Melody. Accommodating fans of all ages, sizes and styles, they’re available from kids to 3XL sizes, and in a range of different colours, representative of each of the promotions involved.

In a special online press conference, wrestlers from each represented promotion gave statements about the collaboration.

Other promotions involved in the partnership include Pro Wrestling NOAH, Stardom, AJPW, DDT, and Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling. NJPW’s shirt will be available at their online shop.

NJPW have teamed up with five other promotions and the always popular characters of Sanrio for a new T-shirt available this Friday!

Hiroyoshi Tenzan and Satoshi Kojima were part of a special press conference introducing the design!

Full report:https://t.co/PZ8LEtcwHl#njpw pic.twitter.com/jKwHDkDigQ

— NJPW Global (@njpwglobal) July 1, 2020