A look at how to order NJPW World to watch Wrestle Kingdom 10
New Japan Pro Wrestling is gearing up for their biggest annual event in Wrestle Kingdom 10 from the Tokyo Dome on Jan. 4 and, if it’s anything on par with previous Wrestle Kingdom events, it’s going to be one of the best events of the year. The question on the minds of many wrestling fans not in Japan, though, is how they can access the show online.
The answer is New Japan’s version of the WWE Network, NJPW World. The streaming service streams New Japan’s pay-per-view events and has archived footage of past New Japan events. The next hurdle, though, is signing up for the service through a website largely written in Japanese.
For starters, you will want to access the English registration portal of the site, which can be found at this link. From there, there are English instructions on how to sign up for the service all the way through the payment options. Also worth noting is that there should be an option to use Google Translate at the top of the page, which is also helpful.
Access to NJPW World is 999 Yen, which converts to about $8.28 in American dollars and is billed on a month-by-month basis in the same manner of the WWE Network. Once subscribed, fans should be able to find the right stream either by the video that will be on the front page right before Wrestle Kingdom 10 or by the sort functions that are made easier to use with the Google Translate feature.
Wrestle Kingdom 10 will take place on Jan. 4 with a 5 p.m. JST, 3 a.m. ET start with the main event featuring a match between Kazuchika Okada defending the IWGP Heavyweight Championship against Hiroshi Tanahashi. If you love pro wrestling, be sure to get NJPW World and not miss Wrestle Kingdom 10.