Independent circuit (1991-2013) Futagami made her
professional wrestling debut at
Seishin Kaikan The Premium, an event promoted by the
Japanese independent scene on July 13, 1991 where she fell short to Hikari Fukuoka as a result of a
singles match. As a freelancer, she is known for competing in various promotions. On the fifteenth night of
All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling's 2002
Japan Grand Prix from July 6, Futagami teamed up with Mika Akino in a losing effort against Kayo Noumi and
Yumiko Hotta. At
Battle Zone 6-7, an event promoted by
New Japan Pro Wrestling on June 7, 2002, she teamed up with Bionic J,
Faby Apache,
Lioness Asuka and
Mika Akino in a losing effort against Ai Fujita, baby A, Mariko Yoshida,
Michiko Omukai and Rie Tamada. At
Jaguar Yokota 30th Anniversary Convention, an event promoted by the
Japanese independent scene on March 11, 2007, Futagami competed in a
32-woman battle royal won by
Devil Masami and also involving
Mariko Yoshida,
Yuki Miyazaki,
Sachie Abe and many others. At
Sendai Girls Dantai Taikou Flash Tournament, an event promoted by
Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling on November 15, 2011, she teamed up with Toshie Uematsu,
Yumi Ohka,
Shuu Shibutani, and
Moeka Haruhi as "Team Wave" in a losing effort against Team JWP (
Command Bolshoi,
Kayoko Haruyama, Kaori Yoneyama,
Leon, and
Hanako Nakamori) in a first-round match. At a
house show promoted by
Pro Wrestling Freedoms on April 25, 2012, Futagami teamed up with The Winger and
Toshie Uematsu in a losing effort against
Great Kojika,
Antonio Honda and
Ken Ohka. At
New Ice Ribbon #518 on December 11, 2013, she teamed up with
Hamuko Hoshi to defeat
Risa Sera and Rutsuko Yamaguchi. At
BJW Osaka Surprise 12 ~ Thanksgiving Day, an event promoted by
Big Japan Pro Wrestling on November 23, 2013, Futagami teamed up with Team Heavy Metal (
Madoka and
Shinya Ishikawa) in a losing effort against Strong BJ (
Daisuke Sekimoto and
Yuji Okabayashi) and Yumi Ohka. At
DDT Never Mind 2013, an event promoted by
DDT Pro Wrestling on December 23, Futagami teamed up with
Daisuke Sasaki and
Antonio Honda in a losing effort against
Kudo,
Saki Akai and
Yasu Urano.
Osaka Pro Wrestling (2009-2013) Futagami worked for
Osaka Pro Wrestling as joshi talent. At
Osaka Pro Spring Samba Series on March 21, 2011, she teamed up with
Black Buffalo and
Tigers Mask to defeat
Ebessan, Ultimate Spider Jr. and Yutaka in a
six-man tag team match. She made her last appearance in the company on December 27, 2013 at
Osaka Pro 4th Kanjyouro Matsuyama Produce Day where she defeated
Matsuyama in a
singles match.
Oz Academy (2005-2013) Futagami is also known for competing in
Oz Academy. At
OZ Academy Rule Of Rose on November 4, 2011, she teamed up with
Carlos Amano and
Manami Toyota to defeat Ozaki-gun (
Chikayo Nagashima, Hiren and
Mayumi Ozaki). She made her last appearance for the company on December 8, 2013 where she wrestled
Tomoka Nakagawa and
Yuu Yamagata in a
three-way match.
Pro Wrestling Wave (2007-2017) Futagami is one of the founders of
Pro Wrestling Wave alongside Tatsuya Takeshi and Yumi Ohka, and has competed in the promotion for a long period of time. She is known for competing in the promotion's signature events such as the
Catch the Wave tournament in which she made her first appearance on the inaugural edition of 2009 where she placed herself in the "Comical" Block, scoring a total of tying-three points alongside Bullfight Sora,
Ran Yu-Yu and
Cherry before wrestling them again in a
four-way match to determine the advancing wrestler won by Sora. She scored her best result at the
2010 edition of the event, winning after competing in the "Visual Technical" Block where she scored a total of four points after fighting
Yumi Ohka,
Kana,
Toshie Uematsu and
Mio Shirai. She re-entered the tournament after winning a
loser revival battle royal by toppling Asami Kawasaki, Cherry,
Io Shirai, Kana and
Misaki Ohata, and then by defeating Yumi Ohka in the
semi-finals and capitalizing by picking a win over
Ayumi Kurihara in the finals. Another branch of events in which she worked is the
Dual Shock Wave, making her first appearance in the 2011 edition where she teamed up with
Tomoka Nakagawa, defeating Mio Shirai and Misaki Ohata in the first round,
Ayako Hamada and Yumi Ohka in the quarter-finals, but falling short to Ayumi Kurihara and Kana in the semi-finals. At ''Wave's 5th Anniversary
on August 26, 2012, Futagami competed in a 28-person battle royal also involving Hikaru Shida, Sakura Hirota, Syuri, Aja Kong, Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru and others. At WAVE The Virgin Mary Reina De Reinas 2012'', a cross-over event produced by Wave in partnership with
Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide on November 27, 2012, she and her "Yoko Hatanaka" tag partner Tomoka Nakagawa failed to defend the
Wave Tag Team Championship against Makkurokorosuke (Misaki Ohata and
Tsukasa Fujimoto). Futagami retired from professional wrestling on December 30, 2013 after winning a
77-person battle royal at
WAVE GAMI Libre - Lucky 7 which involved lots of notable opponents such as
Jun Akiyama,
Danshoku Dino,
Hibiscus Mii,
Yapper Man #1,
Yapper Man #2,
Taka Michinoku,
Meiko Satomura,
Ray,
Kintaro Kanemura and many others.
Short-lived return to professional wrestling (2015-2017) Futagami came out of retirement to compete in several more matches. The first of them took place at
WAVE Summer Fiesta 2015 ~ Ultra Show on August 28 where she competed in a
11-person battle royal also involving Fairy Nihonbashi, Hiroe Nagahama, Mika Iida and others. She competed in her last known match at ''
Manami Toyota's Retirement Show'' from November 3, 2017 promoted by
Oz Academy where she tagged with
Sakura Hirota in a
2-on-1 handicap match against Toyota herself which ended in a
time-limit draw. Futagami has been inactive as a wrestler ever since. ==Championships and accomplishments==