Osaka Meibutsu Sekaiichi Championship

Osaka Meibutsu Sekaiichi Championship
Details
PromotionOsaka Pro Wrestling
Date establishedJanuary 4, 2000
Current championTakoyakida
Date wonDecember 7, 2025
Other name
  • Osaka World's Best Attraction Championship
Statistics
First championKuishinbo Kamen
Most reignsKuishinbo Kamen
(6 times)
Longest reignKuishinbo Kamen
(1,124 days)
Shortest reignKanjyuro Matsuyama
(<1 day)
Oldest championEbessan III
(55 years, 193 days)
Youngest championOkita-kun
(21 years, 350 days)

The Osaka Meibutsu Sekaiichi Championship (大阪名物世界一王座, Ōsaka Meibutsu Sekaiichi Ōza; lit. Osaka World's № 1 Attraction Championship) is a secondary professional wrestling title contested in the Japanese promotion Osaka Pro Wrestling. The title was established in 2000 when Kuishinbo Kamen defeated Ebessan to win the championship.[1]

One of the vacancies came when Okita-hun vacated the title due to an ear injury on September 16, 2009.

Title history

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
† Championship change is unrecognized by the promotion
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
Osaka Pro Wrestling (OPW)
1 Kuishinbo Kamen January 4, 2000 Osaka Pro Story Osaka, Japan 1 1,124 Kamen defeated Ebessan to become the first champion. [2][3]
2 Ebessan February 1, 2003 Osaka Hurricane 03.2.1 Osaka, Japan 1 56 This was a Character Deprivation Best-Two-Out-of-Three Falls match. [4][5]
3 Perro March 29, 2003 Saturday Night Story Osaka, Japan 1 7 Ebessan was relegated to World's № 5. [6][7]
4 Ebessan April 5, 2003 Saturday Night Story: Story Must Go On!! Osaka, Japan 2 92 Perro was relegated to World's № 5. [8][9]
5 Tigers Mask July 6, 2003 Osaka Pro Story #18 Osaka, Japan 1 90 Ebessan was relegated to World's № 4. [10][11]
— Vacated October 4, 2003 — — — — Tigers Mask vacated the title to enter the 2003 Tennōzan tournament.
6 Miracleman December 7, 2003 Osaka Holiday Paradise Osaka, Japan 1 55 Defeated Ebessan (relegated to World's № 5), Kuishinbo Kamen (relegated to № 2), and Perro (relegated to № 3) in a four-way match to win the vacant title. Tortuga was relegated to № 4. [12][13]
7 Ebessan January 31, 2004 Saturday Night Story Osaka, Japan 3 21 This was a three-way match also involving Kuishinbo Kamen. Miracleman was relegated to World's № 5. [14]
8 Kuishinbo Kamen February 21, 2004 Super J-Cup 4th Stage: Osaka Hurricane 2004 Osaka, Japan 2 665 [15]
— Vacated December 17, 2005 Saturday Night Story Osaka, Japan — — Kuishinbo Kamen was stripped of the title due to a lack of title defenses. [16]
9 Okita-kun February 26, 2006 Osaka Hurricane 2006: Starting Point Revolution Osaka, Japan 1 314 Okita-kun won an eight-man battle royal to win the vacant title. The match also involved Policeman, Azteca, Ebessan, Ice Penguin, Kuishinbo Kamen, Takoyakida and Monkey Magic III. [17]
— Vacated January 6, 2007 Saturday Night Story Osaka, Japan — — Okita-hun vacated the title due to an ear injury sustained on September 16, 2006. [18]
10 Sgt. Suchi February 12, 2007 Osaka Hurricane 2007 Osaka, Japan 1 194 Sgt. Suchi is a comedian who won a battle royal, last eliminating Miracleman and Kuishinbo Kamen, to win the vacant title. [19]
11 Ebessan III August 25, 2007 Saturday Night Story Osaka, Japan 1 113 This was a battle royal also involving Takaku Fuke, Kuishinbo Kamen, Kanjyuro Matsuyama, Tokoyakida and Miracleman. [20]
12 Kuishinbo Kamen December 16, 2007 Osaka Pro Tokyo Story #7 Tokyo, Japan 3 84 This was a best two-out-of-three falls match. [21]
13 Miracleman March 9, 2008 Osaka Pro Tokyo Story #8 Tokyo, Japan 2 51 [22]
14 Kanjyuro Matsuyama April 29, 2008 Osaka Pro Story #41: Osaka Pro 9th Anniversary Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [23]
— Deactivated April 29, 2008 Osaka Pro Story #41: Osaka Pro 9th Anniversary Tokyo, Japan — — Matsuyama retired the title immediately after the match and declared himself the first Osaka Pro Wrestling Owarai Champion. [23]
15 Kuishinbo Kamen April 29, 2010 Osaka Pro 11th Anniversary: Heartfelt Thanks Osaka, Japan 4 59 Defeated Kikutaro for both his Osaka Pro Wrestling Owarai Championship and the reactivated Osaka Meibutsu Sekaiichi Championship. [24]
16 Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru June 27, 2010 Osaka Tag Festival 2010 Osaka, Japan 1 22 This match was also for Kuishinbo Kamen's Osaka Pro Wrestling Owarai Championship. Ranmaru was the first woman to win the titles. [25]
17 Kuishinbo Kamen July 19, 2010 Summer Action Series #8 Osaka, Japan 5 11 This match was also for Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru's Osaka Pro Wrestling Owarai Championship. [26]
— Deactivated July 30, 2010 Hito no Tsunagari 2010 Osaka, Japan — — Kuishinbo Kamen successfully defended the title and then retired it. [27]
† Ebessan April 29, 2014 Osaka Pro 15th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan — — Defeated Kuishinbo Kamen in a match billed as the Osaka Meibutsu Sekaiichi 2014 Championship match. No belt was awarded. [28][29]
† Ebessan November 24, 2014 Tsubasa 20th Anniversary Show: When There's a Will, There's a Way Izumi, Japan — — Defeated Kuishinbo Kamen at an independantly produced event to win the vacant title. No belt was awarded and the title was abandonned once again. [30][31]
— Joichiro Osaka May 21, 2023 Osaka Castle Festival Osaka, Japan — <1 The title was revived to replace the Osaka Owarai Championship and Joichiro Osaka was declared the interim champion. [32]
18 Kuishinbo Kamen May 21, 2023 Osaka Castle Festival Osaka, Japan 6 203 Kuishinbo Kamen then defeated Joichiro Osaka and Kanjyuro Matsuyama in a three-way match to win the revived title. [32]
19 Joichiro Osaka December 10, 2023 Excalibur Osaka, Japan 1 258 This was a five-way match also involving Ebessan III, Kikutaro and Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru. [33]
20 Kanjyuro Matsuyama August 24, 2024 Osaka Pro Summer Festival 2024 Osaka, Japan 2 127 [34]
21 Joichiro Osaka December 29, 2024 Osaka Pro Excalibur 2024 Osaka, Japan 2 168 [35]
22 Ebessan III June 15, 2025 Osaka Pro Castle Festival 2025 Osaka, Japan 2 175 [36]
23 Takoyakida December 7, 2025 Osaka Pro Excalibur 2025 Osaka, Japan 1 15+ This was a three-way match also involving Billy Ken Kid. [37]

Combined reigns

As of December 22, 2025.

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Champion No. of
reigns 		Combined days
1 Kuishinbo Kamen 6 2,146
2 Joichiro Osaka 2 426
3 Okita-kun 1 314
4 Ebessan III 2 288
5 Sgt. Suchi 1 194
6 Ebessan 3 169
7 Kanjyuro Matsuyama 2 127
8 Miracleman 2 106
9 Tigers Mask 1 90
10 Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru 1 22
11 Perro 1 7
12 Takoyakida † 1 15+

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