Japan's 1st-ever in-train wrestling

Japan's 1st-ever in-train wrestling

YAMAGATA, Japan, July 4 Kyodo - The first-ever in-train wrestling match is held in Yamagata Prefecture, northern Japan, on July 4, 2015. Around 50 fans were aboard to see famous masked wrestler the Great Sasuke and nine others grappling for about 40 minutes.

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