Japanese Pro Wrestling, known as Puroresu, is a unique form of professional wrestling that originated in Japan. It combines athleticism, storytelling, and cultural elements, often featuring strong style matches that emphasize realistic strikes and grappling techniques. Prominent promotions include New Japan Pro-Wrestling and All Japan Pro Wrestling, which showcase both local and international talent. Puroresu has a dedicated fan base and is characterized by its dramatic storytelling and character development. Wrestlers, known as gaijin when foreign, often adopt larger-than-life personas. Events are typically held in arenas, and matches can range from singles bouts to multi-wrestler tag team contests, captivating audiences with their intensity and skill.