Hajime Ohara

A highly skilled Junior Heavyweight fighter, excelling in technique, speed, and psychological warfare. Through martial arts training and overseas pro wrestling excursions, the technique he acquired at a young age is unique, and he has established his own style even among the talented and unconventional wrestlers of the NOAH junior division. His strength lies in a meticulous match strategy that combines submission holds, chokes, and sophisticated pinning combinations (roll-up techniques). Junior High School Era onwards: Studied wrestling at the Takada Dojo. After graduation, he obtained a cooking license. 2003: Joined the Toryumon dojo. 2004: Made his professional wrestling debut in Mexico. 2013: Made his first appearance in the NOAH ring. Subsequently began competing as a freelancer. 2015: Officially signed with Pro-Wrestling NOAH in March. 2017: Won the GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship in January. While actively wrestling, he enrolled in a part-time high school. 2018: Produced his first NOAH event in his hometown, Kawasaki. Since then, it has become an established feature of NOAH's summer schedule. 2020: Graduated from the part-time high school and enrolled in Seisa University. 2022: Joined the rebellious stable Kongo. Remained a member until Kongo's dissolution the following year. 2024: Won the "Hajime Ohara 20th Anniversary Match" at the Culttz Kawasaki event in August. Joined "TEAM NOAH" in September. 2025: While remaining an active professional wrestler, he pursued a teaching license and undertook an educational internship. In August, he invited his students to the customary Culttz Kawasaki event and secured a victory, supported by their strong cheering. In November, he and the members reconfirmed their commitment to continue "TEAM NOAH" at the "TEAM NOAH JUDGMENT" Radiant Hall event.