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[Good news]
The Great-O-Khan (30) was presented with a letter of appreciation by the Nakahara police station after he helped save a girl who asked him for help as she was being hassled by a drunken man in a train station.
The incident took place on March 29th.
>O-Khan's eyes met the resisting girl's and she said, 'Please help me!" He realized what was happening, single-handedly subdued the man who had caused the trouble, and succeeded in saving the girl from a crisis that occurred in the interval when her mother was in the restroom.
>Before O-Khan cooperated with the police, he asked the girl, "Are you okay? I know you were scared. I have pancakes. You want some?" to allay her fears. When the girl's mother, who thanked him for his kindness, asked him what his name was, he told her, "My name is Great-O-Kahn from New Japan Pro-Wrestling, so if you want, you can watch me wrestle."
[...]
>"New Japan Pro-Wrestling has its own rules, and society has its own rules. I fight according to my own rules. This time, too, I followed the rules of society and did what I thought was right. My way of life will never change. I will continue to beat up wrestlers tomorrow, and if anyone needs help, I will lend a hand without hesitation, for this will expand the territory of the empire."
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/c6c62ee456c78cf6c55b7413146b974db206ffdd
The Great-O-Khan (30) was presented with a letter of appreciation by the Nakahara police station after he helped save a girl who asked him for help as she was being hassled by a drunken man in a train station.
The incident took place on March 29th.
>O-Khan's eyes met the resisting girl's and she said, 'Please help me!" He realized what was happening, single-handedly subdued the man who had caused the trouble, and succeeded in saving the girl from a crisis that occurred in the interval when her mother was in the restroom.
>Before O-Khan cooperated with the police, he asked the girl, "Are you okay? I know you were scared. I have pancakes. You want some?" to allay her fears. When the girl's mother, who thanked him for his kindness, asked him what his name was, he told her, "My name is Great-O-Kahn from New Japan Pro-Wrestling, so if you want, you can watch me wrestle."
[...]
>"New Japan Pro-Wrestling has its own rules, and society has its own rules. I fight according to my own rules. This time, too, I followed the rules of society and did what I thought was right. My way of life will never change. I will continue to beat up wrestlers tomorrow, and if anyone needs help, I will lend a hand without hesitation, for this will expand the territory of the empire."
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/c6c62ee456c78cf6c55b7413146b974db206ffdd
