Kunoichi (TV series)

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Kunoichi
KUNOICHI (クノイチ)
Genre	Sports Entertainment, Obstacle Course
Narrated by	Keisuke Hatsuta Wataru Ogasawara
Country of origin	Japan
Language(s)	Japanese; English subtitles and dubbed contestant profiles in US broadcast
Production
Executive producer(s)	Higuchi Tide
Producer(s)	Kogake Yoshiyuki Makoto Fujii
Location(s)	Midoriyama, Aoba-ku, Yokohama-shi, Japan
Running time	30 min in US, 20 min in UK
Broadcast
Original channel	TBS G4
Chronology
Related shows	Sasuke,
External links
IMDb profile

Kunoichi (クノイチ, Kunoichi^? romanized as KUNOICHI in Japan) is a women's obstacle course competition held in Japan and broadcast on the Tokyo Broadcasting System. It is a spin-off of Sasuke, another obstacle course series, and takes place on the same island, Midoriyama. Kunoichi is different from Sasuke in that the competitors are exclusively female.

Contents 1 Participants 1.1 Kunoichi All-Stars 1.2 Regulars 1.3 International participants 1.4 Other notable participants 2 Stages 2.1 First Stage 2.2 Second Stage 2.3 Third Stage 2.4 Final Stage 3 Obstacles 3.1 First Stage 3.2 Second Stage 3.3 Third Stage 3.4 Final Stage 4 United States and United Kingdom broadcasts 5 Results 5.1 1st Competition 5.2 2nd Competition 5.3 3rd Competition 5.4 4th Competition 5.5 5th Competition 5.6 6th Competition 5.7 7th Competition 6 See also 7 External links

[edit] Participants

Participants compete for a prize of 2 million Yen($18,618 U.S. dollars).

Each competition starts with 100 competitors from a range of backgrounds such as actors, comedians, housewives, and athletes, amateur and Olympians alike. The competitors are mainly Japanese, but many international competitors have participated.

[edit] Kunoichi All-Stars

Ayako Miyake (三宅　綾子, Miyake Ayako^?) - This three-time consecutive Kunoichi champion has earned her the nickname "Queen of Kunoichi". Weighing only 90 pounds (41 kg), Ayako is also an acrobatic dancer, working for Muscle Musical. She achieved total victory in the 4th, 5th, and 6th competitions. In the 7th Competition however, she fell on the last obstacle of the Second Stage, the last part of the Swinging Beams, which was a metal beam without a rope support like the last two. Her failure left the other competitors in visible shock because, in the words of the narrator "She was the competitor everyone was counting on!" Her current age is 31 years. As of 2008, she has cleared the first stage 4 times in a row and the second,third, and final stages 3 times in a row.

Rie Komiya (小宮理英, Komiya Rie^?) - This is one of the top competitors on Kunoichi and is notable for advancing all the way to the Third Stage in her first tournament (4th Competition) and later to the Final Stage in the 5th Competition. She is a Japanese newscaster and went into modeling after her appearance on Kunoichi. She was also one of only 4 competitors who defeated the First Stage in the 7th competition, but she failed on the Monkey Bars in the Second Stage. As of 2008 she has cleared the first stage three times,the second stage twice,and the third stage once.

Yuko Mizuno (水野　裕子, Mizuno Yuko^?) - After almost completing the Final Stage in the 2nd and 3rd Competitions, she was thought to be the most likely competitor to complete the Final Stage, and was once thought to be the "Queen of Kunoichi". In the 3rd Competition, Yuko missed the button by 0.10 seconds. Since then, she has only made it to the Third Stage once (in the 5th competition), and hasn't passed the First Stage in the 4th, 6th and 7th competition. Besides being a Kunoichi competitor, she is also a celebrity athlete, and a regular Sasuke competitor. Fans also call her Ms. Kunoichi, for her similar status to Mr. Sasuke, Katsumi Yamada. As of 2008 she has cleared the first stage three times,the second stage three times and the third stage twice.

Maho Tanaka (田中真帆, Tanaka Maho^?) - She is a professional snowboarder/wakeboarder. Maho was considered an All-Star of Kunoichi by the second time she has competed. She is known for her impressive speed nearly matching Ayako Miyake's records. Also she made it to the Final Stage during her first appearance, in the 6th tournament, where she completed the Third Stage most difficult obstacle, Domino Hill, at a very quick pace, that exceed any competitors' time who attempted or completed that obstacle (including Ayako Miyake). As she made it past the first Three Stages, it seems that she wasn't nervous about any obstacles standing in her way, but by the time she reached the Final Stage, she was unsure about her footing, constantly looking down, and began to lose speed on the Brick Climb, which by the time she completed time was already up. In the 7th tournament, she was the only competitor to reach the Third Stage, however she was defeated by the obstacle that she had defeated in the previous tournament, Domino Hill. As of 2008 she has cleared the first stage twice,the second stage twice and the third stage once.

[edit] Regulars

Kunoichi has several competitors who compete on a regular basis. Some of these include:

Yuko and Rena Higashi (, Higashi Yuko/Rena^?) - A mother-daughter team. Though the mother, Yuko, has yet to complete the First Stage, Rena is the second 13-year-old (the first was Saki Suzuki) to complete the First Stage, but she is the youngest to complete the Second Stage. Rena has also competed in the juniors division of Sasuke where she ran out of time just a few inches from the buzzer of the Final Stage. Yuko is a housewife, and her daughter is a tomboy and an athletic student, who joined the track and field team in order to train for Kunoichi.

Sayaka Asami (, Asami Sayaka^?) - The women's group leader in the related series, Muscle Musical. She has yet to complete the Third Stage.

Mika Izumi (, Izumi Mika^?) - this jazz dance instructor made it to the Final Stage in the 3rd competition, but ran out of time a few feet short of the buzzer. She has also competed in some Sasuke tournaments.

Hiromi Satake (, Satake Hiromi^?) - A professional sumo wrestler who, due to her large and overweight size, fails on the first obstacle in the First Stage every time. Since the start of Kunoichi, she has participated in all but the 5th Competition.

[edit] International participants

Kunoichi has a more diverse competition than Sasuke; in the 6th competition, over 20 different nations were represented.

A few foreign competitors include:

Kyra Gracie - A member of the Gracie Brazilian Jujitsu Family. She competed in the 6th Competition, but failed the First Stage's Balance Bridge.

Catalina Ponor - A Romanian Olympic gold medalist. She failed the "Flying Pillar" in the First Stage.

Oana Ban - Romanian gymnastic gold medalist in the team competition at the Athens Olympics. She made it to the Second Stage in the 4th Competition, but failed on the Floating Bridge.

Tasha Schwikert - American gymnast, 2000 Olympian, a World Gymnastics Championships gold medalist, and the 2005 NCAA all-around national champion. Finished a second after her time ran out in the Second Stage of the 3rd Competition.

Diana Pickler - this American heptahlete from Washington State University competed in the 7th competition, but failed on the First Stage's Log Jam.

[edit] Other notable participants

At least four Sasuke all-stars - Shingo Yamamoto, Toshihiro Takeda, Katsumi Yamada, and Makoto Nagano - are known to be training Kunoichi competitors. Each of them competed in the 7th competition, with their mentors (except for Yamamoto) present.

• Yamamoto's trainee, Sayaka Okamoto, who is an employee at his service station, advanced to the Second Stage of the 6th Competition (where Yamamoto was present) at just 16 years of age. She failed in the Second Stage, however, falling on the last segment of the "Swinging Beams". In the 7th Competition, Okamoto failed on the First Stage's Log Jam. Like Yamamoto, Okamoto competes in her maroon Mobil 1 uniform shirt.
• Takeda's trainee, Mieko Oshima, who fights fires alongside Takeda, competed in the 7th Competition and failed the First Stage's newly-redesigned Hop Rocket.
• Nagano's trainee, fitness instructor Kaori Ongaku, failed the Flying Pillar in the 7th Competition's First Stage.
• Yamada's trainee, walking instructor Nobuko Onoda, also went out on the Yellow-posted Hop Rocket in the 7th Competition. It was said that they met through Onoda's father, who is a medical expert that Yamada once consulted about a shoulder injury.

Nagano has also trained his older sister, Taeko Uchida, who has yet to complete the First Stage.

Narumi Kitagawa, a professional surfer, holds the record at age 41 for being the oldest competitor to complete the First Stage.

Mio Fukuzumi, who is also notable for her role as Windenu in Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger (adapted into Power Rangers: Ninja Storm in the United States), has also participated in Kunoichi. She failed the First Stage after her foot slipped off the dancing stones at the start of stage 1.

J-Pop singer Asami Abe competed in the 7th competition, but failed on the very first obstacle, the Stepping Stones.

Chie Nishimura, a veteran stunt woman and the only woman to have completed the First Stage of Sasuke, has also competed in Kunoichi, but she failed in the Third Stage after a misstep. She initially did not plan to compete again due to her plans of having a baby, but she later competed in the 7th Competition, where she just missed completing the 2nd Stage by a few seconds.

[edit] Stages

Kunoichi is composed of four stages, with the exception of the 1st and 2nd Competitions which consisted of only three stages each. Competitors must complete a stage in order to continue to the next stage.

[edit] First Stage

Comp #	First Stage Obstacles										Time Limit
1	Dancing Stones	Windmill Cross		Barrel Roll		Tornado Run		Triple Hurdle		Escape Ladder	80.0
2	Dancing Stones	Windmill Cross		Barrel Roll		Gateway Bridge		Triple Hurdle		Escape Pole	90.0
3	Dancing Stones	Windmill Cross	Double Hurdle	Barrel Roll	Balance Bridge	Hop Rocket		Angle Run		Escape Ladder	85.0
4	Dancing Stones	Windmill Cross		Balance Bridge	Barrel Roll	Angle Run	Hop Rocket	Vertical Limit	Slippery Slide	Escape Ladder	105.0
5	Dancing Stones	Windmill Cross		Balance Bridge	Barrel Roll	Angle Run	Hop Rocket	Conviction Hill	Slippery Slide	Escape Ladder	100.0
6	Float Run	Prism Tilt	Flying Pillar	Balance Bridge	Barrel Roll	Angle Run		Falling Pole		Escape Ladder	95.0
7	Lilypads^	Log Jam	Flying Pillar	Balance Bridge	Barrel Roll	Yellow-posted Hop Rocket		Angle Run		Escape Ladder	90.0

^-Mislisted on G4's broadcast as the "Stepping Stones".

[edit] Second Stage

Comp #	Second Stage Obstacles									Time Limit
1	Super Jump		Spinning Slopes		Pendulum Bridge				Floating Bridge	50.0
2	Super Jump		Ledge Walk		Pendulum Bridge				Floating Bridge	45.0
3	Super Jump		Hill Climb		Spinning Log				Floating Bridge	40.0
4	Super Jump		Triple Hurdle		Spinning Log				Floating Bridge	35.0
5	Super Jump		Hill Climb		Spinning Log		Swinging Hammers		Floating Bridge	50.0
6	Super Jump		Triple Hurdle		Two-Pole Bridge		Net Cross		Swinging Beams	70.0
7	Super Jump		Dancing Stones		Spinning Log		Monkey Bars$		Swinging Beams	65.0

[edit] Third Stage

Comp #	Third Stage Obstacles			Time Limit
3	Super Vault	Domino Hill	Pendulum Bridge	90.0
4	Super Vault	Domino Hill	Pendulum Bridge	90.0
5	Unforgiving Wall	Domino Hill	Dreamers Road	15.0 4
6	Peg Jump	Domino Hill	Pendulum Bridge	Unlimited
7	Peg Jump	Domino Hill	Magic Wall	Unlimited

[edit] Final Stage

Comp #	Final Stage Obstacles		Time Limit
1-2	Balance Walk		Unlimited
3-5	Ladder Climb 5	Skyway Pole 6	35.0
6	Wall Climb	Skyway Pole 6	30.0
7	Net Climb	Skyway Pole 6	Unknown

[edit] Obstacles

[edit] First Stage

Participants are given 80 to 105 seconds to complete First Stage.

In the 1st Competition, the First Stage proved to be a difficult course, as only two people were able to move on to the next stage. This caused a major change in the First Stage, making it less difficult than in the 1st Competition.

Dancing Stones

9 vertical poles, each topped with a rounded pad, are arranged in an offset pattern. The competitor must step from pole to pole, balancing on the rounded mound, to cross the obstacle. From the 4th Competition onward, the mound on a central pole near the beginning of the obstacle is on a spring, making it somewhat more unstable than the others. Along with the "Hop Rocket", the "Dancing Stones" are responsible for most contestant eliminations.

In the 7th Competition, the "Dancing Stones" was a Second Stage obstacle.

Lilypads

A set of five small floating pads in a pool of water that alternate sides. The contestant must hop across these five bullet-shaped pads to the other side.

This has a similarity to Sasuke's "Quintuple/Sextuple Step".

Windmill Cross

A sloped carousel spins slowly. Three narrow fins radiate from the center, providing a narrow place to safely walk. The contestant must walk across a fin to reach the center of the carousel, and across another fin to reach the opposite side before jumping to safety. Contestants who fall off the fin onto the carousel rarely can avoid sliding down the sloped sides and into the water below.

In the 1st Competition, the obstacle was composed of three small windmills rather than the one big windmill used in later competitions.

Log Jam

Two stationery round "logs" are placed above a pool of water. The logs are separated forcing the contestant to maintain balance while walking across the logs, but also while jumping to the second log. The second log is about three quarters the size of the first, and is also placed lower and to the right.

In the 7th competition, the buzzer that starts the "Flying Pillar" was placed at the start of the Log Jam. The buzzer, when hit, sounded a horn and started the "Flying Pillar"'s downward journey, forcing contestants to move quickly while maintaining balance.

Balance Bridge

A long, flat plank stretches between two risers. The plank can rotate along its long axis.

In the 3rd Competition, a fin-like protrusion running along part of the long axis was in center of the Balance Bridge making it similar to the version in Sasuke in the first 7 competitions.

In the 4th Competition and onward, 3 large rectangular holes are cut along the long axis. Each of these served to make running straight down the middle difficult.

This obstacle was also on Sasuke for eight competitions.

Barrel Roll

Contestants must balance on the side of a steel barrel as it rolls down a slow incline, similar to the "Balance Tank" on Sasuke.

Tornado Run

Contestants must cross a set of three balance beams, each only 7 inches wide, while a wind machine blows at 55 miles per hour (89 km/h) against them in an attempt to throw them off balance. The first beam is positioned directly against the wind machine, thus creating a headwind; the second beam is at a 45 degree angle against the fan, and the third beam runs alongside the wind machine, resulting in a crosswind.

Gateway Bridge

Contestants must use balance to tiptoe their away along a bridge, about 5cm wide and 60cm long, and then turn 90 degrees and tiptoe along a second bridge.

Angle Run

The contestant runs along a riser tilted at a 45 degree angle. At the end of the obstacle, the contestant must jump across the water to a small cushion to continue the course. Starting in the 5th Competition, the contestant would run across one angled riser, then jump to and run across a second angled riser facing the other direction before reaching the end of the obstacle.

Hop Rocket

Assisted by the bounce from a mini-trampoline, contestants try to jump across a large gap and land on a padded riser on the opposite side. In the 3rd Competition only, a small platform was located in the center of the gap to aid the contestant. In the 7th Competition, this immediately precedes the "Yellow Post", explained below.

Yellow Post

The obstacle is a padded yellow post in a pool of water. The competitors must bounce on a small trampoline onto the post. Then, the contestant must hop off onto a mat nearby and continue to the "Angle Run".

Vertical Limit/Conviction Hill

The Vertical Limit is a combination between the "Hill Climb" and the "Warped Wall" where the contestants must climb a hill with two ropes available.

In the 5th competition, it was remade into the Conviction Hill where the contestants ran up two ramps decreasing in height, it is similar to the "Crooked Wall" on Sasuke.

Slippery Slide

Contestants ride a zip-line over a pit of water. Before reaching the end, the contestant must let go of the zip-line and drop to a small cushioned island in the water below. The contestant then crosses a series of narrow balance beams to reach the "Escape Ladder".

Escape Ladder

The contestant climbs a rope ladder to reach the upper platform and hit the finish buzzer to complete the stage.

Escape Pole

The contestant most climb up a pole to reach to upper platform and hit the buzzer to complete the stage. Very similar to the "Skyway Pole".

Float Run

The contestant must run across five foam floats, two large squares and three narrower rectangles.

Prism Tilt

The contestant must run across a prism-shaped object that is on an axle. Used for only one time on Sasuke.

Flying Pillar

The contestant must use a springboard to catch and hang from a soft pillar, then hold her feet up avoiding a pool of water to land on a floating platform.

Similar to the "Log Grip" on Sasuke.

Double Hurdle

Used only once, this obstacle consists of a pair of hurdles, the second of which is about double the size of the first.

Falling Pole

The contestant must slide down an inclined pole over the water to a floating platform, then follow a balance beam to the "Escape Ladder".

[edit] Second Stage

In the first five competitions, a competitor only had from 30 to 50 seconds to complete the entire course.

In the 6th Competition, it was turned into a time trial, with only the six fastest competitors (assuming more than six complete the course successfully) advancing to the Third Stage. In addition, the 6th Competition's Second Stage carried a 70-second time limit.

By the 7th Competition, the course used the original rules, which the competitors must complete the Stage under a certain time limit.

Super Jump

It requires contestants to stand on a mattress-like platform that slides down a slope that ends in a ramp. Before the platform hits the end of the ramp, she must jump off it in order to land on the small cushion. The Sasuke equivalent is the "Downhill Jump" but it was slidedown, has a skateboard, and has a zipline to grab on instead of a cushion to jump on however there is a mat to land on afterwards.

Spinning Log

The contestant must cross a spinning log in order to reach the other side. Also on Sasuke for the first two competitions and returned in the 17th competition as the Log Slope.

Ledge Walk

The competitor must cross two sections of ledge at the bottom of a wall, with water below. The second section has two short strips sticking out of the wall at about knee height to increase the difficulty. This obstacle once was on Sasuke.

Floating Bridge

The competitor must cross several floating logs that gradually sink when stepped on.

Triple Hurdle

There have been two different obstacles with this same name, one appearing in the First Stage and Second Stage and another in just the Second Stage:

In the First Stage obstacle, the contestant must jump from three small trampolines and onto three beams in between the trampolines. In a few competitions, the competitor was not allowed to climb onto the beam with their hands, making it more difficult to land on it after the jump. This was moved into the Second Stage in the fourth competition.

In the Second Stage obstacle, the contestant must jump three hurdles, each one a little higher than the one before it.

Swinging Hammers

The competitors must cross a bridge while avoiding four swinging hammers. This obstacle is similar to Sasuke's "Hammer Dodge".

Two-Pole Bridge

The contestant must balance a foot on each of two parallel metal poles and traverse them to the next obstacle.

Net Climb

The contestant must climb a cargo net. The netting is similar to SASUKE's "Jump Hang" though its function is VERY similar to SASUKE's "Net Bridge". This was one of the two final stage obstacles in the 7th competition. The final stage's net climb is much larger.

Swinging Beams

The contestant must cross two beams that are suspended by rope, with ropes hanging above the middle of each beam to assist in crossing. The first beam is made of a wood. The second beam is made of bamboo. The contestant must then cross a third beam made of metal that is supported by metal poles and lacks the middle assist rope.

Hill Climb

The competitors must scamper up a 60°, 16 feet (4.9 m) hill. Also found on Sasuke in the first four competitions.

Monkey Bars

A set of monkey bars must be crossed by the competitors. The monkey bars are set on a pivoting mount on the scaffolding above. This is later used as SASUKE's "Swing Ladder".

[edit] Third Stage

A third stage was placed before the Final Stage beginning in the 3rd Competition. Like the previous stages, the Third Stage is composed of balance-based obstacles. In the 3rd-4th Competition, each competitor was given 90 seconds to complete the course.

For the 5th Competition, the time limit to complete the first two obstacles was eliminated. The contestant starts the timer during the final obstacle. This timer was removed in the 6th Competition.

Super Vault

The competitor pole vaults over two bodies of water. The second landing area has an upward incline, making it harder for competitors to land on it without falling into the water behind them. Removed in 5th Competition. This obstacle was also on Sasuke except that there was only 1 platform instead of 2.

Domino Hill

The competitor balances and walks across 40 upright, foam dominoes. If a competitor loses her balance and touches a domino with her hand, she is disqualified. In the 7th tourmament, it appears that the red zone of dominoes has been changed to something that looks like the "Dancing Stones". It is very similar to,and might be based on Kinniku Banzuke's "Sponge Bridge".

Pendulum Bridge

The competitor walks across a 4 inches (10 cm) wide, plank-like bridge that moves back and forth, like a pendulum, when walked on. It was removed in the 5th Competition, but reinstated in the following one. This was in the 1st and 2nd Competitions in the Second Stage as the "Swinging Beam".

Unforgiving Wall

It is similar to the "Cliff Hanger" on Sasuke, but the women are given a footholes in addition to 4 handholes. The wall is tilted backward about 10 degrees every gap, meaning the women must cross it leaning backward. There are four sections, with the second and third each rising 1 foot (0.30 m), and the fourth going down 1 foot (0.30 m). Replaces the "Super Vault" in the 5th Competition.

Dreamers Road

"Dreamers Road" is a long balance beam over a chasm of water. Before the competitor begins crossing, she must hit a button to begin the 15-second timer. To complete the stage, she must cross the balance beam and hit the final buzzer at the end before the 15-second timer runs out. Replaces the "Pendulum Bridge" in the 5th Competition. It is similar to the original Final Stage, the "Balance Walk", but smaller, and no cylindrical bumps.

Peg Jump

Added for the 6th Competition and replacing the "Unforgiving Wall", the competitor must jump across to five small platforms of differing heights. Similar to Sasuke's Pillar Path.

Magic Wall

A wall that must be scaled using rock-climbing equipment. To increase the difficulty the second third is leaning backward. No one has yet attempted this obstacle.

[edit] Final Stage

In the first two competitions, there were only three stages. The Final Stage became the fourth stage beginning with the 3rd Competition.

The Final Stage in the 2nd Competition involved a long balance beam with cylindrical bumps, over a pool of water. The competitor was supported by a harness. There was no time limit.

The Final Stage was revamped for the 3rd Competition, making it similar to the Final Stage of Sasuke. The competitor has 35 seconds to complete two obstacles. In the 3rd and 4th Competitions, it was to climb up a 10 metres (33 ft) tower using ladder rungs attached to the sides of the walls, then climb a 5 metres (16 ft) pole to a landing and the finishing button. In the 5th Competition, the ladder rungs alternated, making it more difficult for the competitor to reach the end, since they would have to climb the opposite wall every few steps. For the 6th Competition, the tower was replaced by a 10 metres (33 ft) "Wall Climb". Unlike Sasuke, Kunoichi's Final Stage competitors are not dropped into a free fall if they fail to finish before time runs out. However, they are still supported by a safety line. The ladders and wall and net slide out of the way when the competitor transitions to the "Pole Climb", but are not timed like Sasuke's "Spider Climb".

[edit] United States and United Kingdom broadcasts

The program can be seen in the United States as Women of Ninja Warrior on the G4 channel. Just like in the regular version of Ninja Warrior, the play-by-play commentary and interviews with participants are subtitled in English while the introduction, player profiles, and replays have been dubbed by voice actor Dave Wittenberg. Each episode is a 30-minute portion of the Japanese broadcast.

It has also been broadcast in the UK on the channel Challenge along side Ninja Warrior. It is dubbed by Stuart Hall.

Episodes also feature segments such as "Ninja Killer" (an obstacle from a stage that took out the most contestants), and "Warrior Wipeout" (the best wipeout from a Women of Ninja Warrior contestant). As of now, all 7 competitions have aired in the USA, and competitions 1,2,4,5 & 6 In The UK (Competitions 3 & 7 Are planned for the 3rd series).

[edit] Results

The following is a list of people who advanced the farthest in each competition. Under each competition, the results are listed in order of who went the farthest first.

[edit] 1st Competition

Aired: December 22, 2001

Competitor	Stage	Obstacle
No. 83 Miho Yamada	Second	Failed Super Jump
No. 100 Masami Yusa	Second	Failed Super Jump

[edit] 2nd Competition

Aired: December 21, 2002

Competitor	Stage	Obstacle
No. 81 Yuko Mizuno	Final	Failed Balance Walk
No. 89 Kazue Watanabe	Final	Failed Balance Walk

[edit] 3rd Competition

Aired: September 24, 2003

Competitor	Stage	Obstacle
No. 100 Yuko Mizuno	Final	Failed Pole Climb
No. 95 Tomomi Hanzawa	Final	Failed Pole Climb
No. 92 Mika Izumi	Final	Failed Pole Climb
No. 97 Nao Watanabe	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 85 Kazue Watanabe	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 81 Yoko Mori	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 78 Sayaka Asami	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 70 Airi Yoshihama	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 5 Momoe Nakanishi	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 84 Ruo	Third	Failed Super Vault
No. 71 Chie Nishimura	Third	Failed Super Vault

[edit] 4th Competition

Aired: December 25, 2004

Competitor	Stage	Obstacle
No. 58 Ayako Miyake	Final	Completed Final Stage (4.1 seconds to spare)
No. 50 Kazue Watanabe	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 70 Rie Komiya	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 81 Saori Yoshida	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 90 Miho Yamada	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 95 Sayaka Asami	Third	Failed Domino Hill

[edit] 5th Competition

Aired: January 7, 2006

Competitor	Stage	Obstacle
No. 100 Ayako Miyake	Final	Completed Final Stage (7.7 seconds to spare)
No. 72 Rie Komiya	Final	Failed Pole Climb
No. 91 Yuko Mizuno	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 95 Sayaka Asami	Third	Failed Domino Hill
No. 83 Yuriko Imamura	Third	Failed Domino Hill

[edit] 6th Competition

Aired: September 20, 2006

Competitor	Stage	Obstacle
Ayako Miyake	Final	Completed Final Stage (0.6 seconds to spare)
Maho Tanaka	Final	Failed Pole Climb
Mizuho Maeda	Third	Failed Pendulum Bridge
Tomoka Iwai	Third	Failed Domino Hill
Erin Jessica Dolty	Third	Failed Peg Jump
Rena Higashi	Third	Failed Peg Jump

[edit] 7th Competition

Aired: September 5, 2007

Competitor	Stage	Obstacle
No. 91 Maho Tanaka	Third	Failed Domino Hill

[edit] See also

• Sasuke (TV series)

[edit] External links

• TBS Kunoichi 2007 Page (Japanese)
• TBS Kunoichi Main Page (Japanese)
• TBS Kunoichi 2006 Page (Japanese)