Results
- 1996 - win - Japan Championship (70 kg)
- 1997 - win - Japan Championship (70 kg)
- 1997 - win - World Championship (75 kg)
- 1998 - win - Japan Championship (75 kg)
- 1998 - win - World Championship (75 kg)
- 1998 - FILA's female wrestler of the year
- 1999 - win - Japan Championship (75 kg)
- 1999 - win - World Championship (75 kg)
- 2000 - win - Japan Championship (75 kg)
- 2001 - win - Japan Championship (75 kg)
- 2001 - win - East Asia Competition
- 2002 - win - Japan Championship (72 kg)
- 2002 - win - World Championship (72 kg)
- 2002 - win - Asian Games at Busan (72 kg)
- 2003 - win - Japan Championship (72 kg)
- 2003 - win - World Championship (72 kg)
- 2004 - 2nd - Testing Competition for Athens Olympics (72 kg)
- 2004 - 3rd - Athens Olympics (72 kg)
- 2004 - win - Japan Championship (72 kg)
- 2005 - 2nd - World Championship (72 kg)
- 2005 - win - Japan Championship (72 kg) (winning for 10 years), MVP (天皇杯 (Ten'noh-hai?))
- 2006 - win - Japan Queen's Cup (72 kg)
- 2006 - 2nd - World Cup (72 kg)
- 2006 - 2nd - Asian Games (72 kg)
- 2007 - 2nd - Asia Championship (72 kg)
- 2008 - 2nd - Asia Championship (72 kg)
- 2008 - 3rd - Beijing Olympics (72 kg)
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