Early career (19952004) Nosawa spent most of his early career training and wrestling in
Mexico, most notably with
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL). He also spent much of his early career competing on the
U.S. independent scene, Nosawa has competed for American promotions such as
Ring of Honor (ROH),
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG), and
Xtreme Pro Wrestling (XPW). Along with
Mitsunobu Kikuzawa,
Kazuhiko Masada,
Minoru Fujita and
Katsushi Takemura, Nosawa created the group "
Tokyo Gurentai". In 2004, he would adapt the "
Nosawa Rongai" or "
Nosawa Out of the Question"
ring name as a play off to a comment made by
Kaz Hayashi, who had replied "Nosawa is out of the question" when he was asked about whether he was going to allow Kazushige to challenge for the
World Junior Heavyweight Championship. By doing this, Nosawa forced a title match against Hayashi, and although he lost, he would decide to keep the name for the rest of his career.
Juggalo Championship Wrestling JCW Heavyweight Champion (20032007) On March 16, 2003, at a
Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCW) event, Nosawa defeated "Richie Boy" Breyer Wellington to win the
JCW Heavyweight Championship. Later that year, he was featured on
JCW Vol. 3 in a match where he again defeated Wellington. In July 2004, Nosawa lost the championship to
Kid Kash at the
Gathering of the Juggalos.
SlamTV! (2007) In 2007, Nosawa went on tour with JCW to film the
Internet wrestling show
SlamTV!, where he was one of the main heroes of the program. However, he started off his SlamTV! tour with a string of losses, going 0–5 in his first five matches. After receiving a letter from his storyline mentor
The Great Muta, saying that Muta was coming to JCW to check up on his pupil, Nosawa stepped up his game and began a winning streak. By the following week however, The Great Muta had left. Despite this, Nosawa continued his winning streak into episode 14, where he faced and defeated Ron Zombie. At that year's
Hallowicked After Party, on October 31,
Shaggy 2 Dope was introduced as a member of the group. After the main event of the night,
special guest referee Nosawa ripped off his referee shirt to reveal that he, too, was a member of the JWO. Two days later Nosawa announced that he was taking an indefinite break from professional wrestling. Nosawa returned from his break on June 25 at a Minoru Suzuki promoted charity event, losing to Suzuki in the main event. Since September 2013, Tokyo Gurentai, Nosawa included, has worked regularly for
Wrestle-1. Since April 2015, Nosawa joined the newly resurrected
Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling, as the leader of Monster-gun, which evolved into W*ING Monster-gun, when
Kintaro Kanemura joined the group. On August 27, 2017, Nosawa, as Black Tiger VII, teamed with Taka Michinoku to defeat
Atsushi Aoki and
Hikaru Sato for the AJPW
All Asia Tag Team Championship. They lost the title to
Naoya Nomura and
Yuma Aoyagi on September 30. Nosawa is currently working as the head booker for
Pro Wrestling Noah.
Los Perros del Mal de Japón and retirement In December 2020,
Kotaro Suzuki aligned himself with Rongai and his mystery partner, who later revealed to be
Ikuto Hidaka. Over the following months, the trio continued their rivalry with
Stinger, while also being joined by
Yo-Hey in May 2021 following the disbandment of Full Trottle. The following month,
Dragon Gate wrestler
Eita, who had previously worked in Mexican wrestling promotions and met Rongai in 2017, was revealed to be the newest member of the group. On June 27, at Muta The World, the stable's name was revealed to be dubbed Los Perros del Mal de Japón, as a tribute to the Mexican stable
Los Perros del Mal after Eita, Rongai and Yo-Hey won against Stinger (Yoshinari Ogawa,
Seiki Yoshioka and
Yuya Susumu). A brawl began between the two stables with Suzuki and
Ikuto Hidaka coming to help them, outnumbering and overwhelming Stinger. Rongai later revealed that relatives of
Perro Aguayo Jr., the founders of the Los Perros del Mal, had granted him permission to use the stable's name. At Grand Square 2021 In Osaka, Eita and Rongai defeated
Atsushi Kotoge and
Hajime Ohara to win the
GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship. At
Noah The New Year 2023 on January 1, Rongai teamed up with
Hiroshi Hase and
Sugiura-gun members
Kazuyuki Fujita and
Kendo Kashin to defeat Kongo (
Katsuhiko Nakajima,
Masakatsu Funaki,
Manabu Soya and
Hajime Ohara). At
The Great Muta Final "Bye-Bye" on January 22, Nosawa Rongai and Eita teamed up with Yoshinari Ogawa in a losing effort against Junta Miyawaki, Alejandro and Yasutaka Yano. On
February 21, 2023, Rongai would have his retirement match where he teamed with Mazada in a losing effort against
Bullet Club (
Taiji Ishimori and
Gedo). ==Personal life==