1979
Mar 27	Keizo Miyazaki		Okayama, Japan		KO 3
May 19	Yukihiro Kawahira	Shimizu, Japan		KO 1
Jul 28	Noburu Ishii		Osaka, Japan		KO 1
Nov 1	Noburu Ishii		Osaka, Japan		KO 6
Dec 1	Shinji Takagi		Okayama, Japan		KO 1

1980
Jan 19	Yukihiro Kawahira	Yokkaichi, Japan	KO 4
Jan 21	Koji Kobayashi		Osaka, Japan		KO 1
Jun 14	Jin-Hyun Chun		Nagoya, Japan		W 6
Sep 2	Chukhtep Chuvatana	Tokyo			W 10
Dec 15	Pactai Livotipan	Osaka, Japan		W 10

1981
Apr 22	Chul-Ho Kim		Seoul			L 15
	(For WBC Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jun 29	Berlin Olivetti		Osaka, Japan		KO 2
Aug 9	Kwang-Soo Lee		Tokyo			W 10
Oct 10	Ali Baba Luklongton	Tokyo			KO 5
Nov 25	Tito Abella		Osaka, Japan		KO 4

1982
Apr 8	Rafael Pedroza		Osaka, Japan		W 15
	(Wins WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jul 29	Gustavo Ballas		Osaka, Japan		KO 9
	(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Nov 11	Shoji Oguma		Hamamatsu, Japan	KO 12
	(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)

1983
Feb 24	Luis Ibanez		Tsu City, Japan		KO 8
	(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jun 23	Roberto Ramirez		Sendai, Japan		W 15
	(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Oct 7	Soo-Chun Kwon		Osaka, Japan		TW 11
	(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)

1984
Mar 15	Celso Chavez		Osaka, Japan		KO 15
	(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jul 5	Payao Pooltarat		Osaka, Japan		W 12
	(Wins WBC and World Jr. Bantamweight Titles, Stripped by WBA in
 	its infinite wisdom for trying to unify the title)
Nov 29	Payao Pooltarat		Kumamoto, Japan		KO 11
	(Retains World Jr. Bantamweight Title)

1985
May 9	Julio Soto Solano	Tokyo			W 12
	(Retains World Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Sep 17	Katsuo Katsuma		Osaka, Japan		KO 7
	(Retains World Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Dec 13	Suk-Hwan Yun		Taegu, South Korea	KO 5
	(Retains World Jr. Bantamweight Title)

1986
Mar 30	Gilberto Roman		Itami, Japan		L 12
	(Loses World Jr. Bantamweight Title)