is a Japanese professional wrestler. She co-founded Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling. Satomura made her professional wrestling debut for all female promotion Gaea Japan on April 15, 1995, defeating Sonoko Kato.[4] On November 2, 1996, Meiko Satomura and Sonoko Kato defeated Sugar Sato and Chikayo Nagashima to become the inaugural AAAW Tag Team Champions. Satomura would go on to win that title on two more occasions, teaming with Ayako Hamada, and Chikayo Nagashima. She also won the AAAW Singles Championship twice, with her second reign ending at the hands of Aja Kong on April 3, 2005. Gaea Japan closed a week later on April 10 after staging its farewell show where Satomura defeated her trainer Chigusa Nagayo in the main event. On July 27, WWE announced that Satomura will be competing in the second Mae Young Classic tournament.. She defeated Killer Kelly, Mercedes Martinez, and Lacey Lane before being defeated in the semifinals by Toni Storm.
Known For
STARDOM All Star Grand Queendom 2025
Wrestler
2025
NXT Worlds Collide 2022
Meiko Satomura
2022
Kagetsu Retirement Show ~ Many Face
2020
PROGRESS Chapter 99: With A Flake, Please
2019
PROGRESS Chapter 97: Sex Robots Will Eventually Be Capable Of Murder
Herself
2019
TJP Tokyo Joshi Pro '19
Meiko Satomura
2019
DDT Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2018: Fall Pro-Wrestling Cultural Festival
2018
Dragon Gate The Gate Of Origin 2018
2018
Sendai Girls Joshi Puroresu Big Show 2018 In Niigata
2018
EVE Wrestle Queendom
2018
Stardom Queen's Fest
Meiko Satomura
2018
Sendai Girls Joshi Puroresu Big Show In Osaka
Meiko Satomura
2017
EVE A Day At The Resistance
2017
EVE A Night At The Resistance
2017
Stardom Year-End Climax 2015
2015
Stardom Goddesses Of Stardom 2015 - Night 4: Stardom Vs. Sendai Girls
2015
Stardom The Highest 2012
2012
Bull Nakano Retirement Show
2012
Diana Debut Show
2011
SMASH on Samurai! TV
(1 episode)
2010
Sendai Girls on GAORA TV
(2 episodes)
2006
Gaea Girls
Herself
2000
OZ Academy on GAORA TV
(1 episode)
1998
GAEA TOO HOT! IN KORAKUEN Single Countdown Special Chigusa Nagayo vs. Sakie Hasegawa
1996
GAEA MEMORIAL FIRST GONG IN KORAKUEN
1995
GAEA Champ Forum
(7 episodes)