CurtainJerker said - 

She was Stardom's number one heel. Highly charismatic with great fan interactions. She did most of the heavy lifting to help carry the company with Io. She was the-on-the job trainer. Great body of work with rematches, tags, and feuds. Definitely a great and amazing worker who is danger of being lost to history. Won Stardom's official 2018 Best Match + 2017 Best Tag awards. Ranked #26 in Cagematch's Top Female Workers of All Time, under Aja Kong. She holds up compared to her contemporaries and today's batch of joshi. Sacrificed her body and career with high risk moves during her peak (2017-COVID).

Mayu Iwatani vs. Kagetsu (12/24/2019)

Io Shirai vs. Kagetsu

Kagetsu vs. Jungle Kyona (1/14/2019)

Kagetsu vs Mayu Iwatani (12/24/19)

Kagetsu vs Hana Kimura (10/23/18)

Kagetsu vs. Hiroyo Matsumoto (4/12/2017)

Kagetsu vs Mei Suruga (2/09/2020)

Kagetsu vs Stardom (Gauntlet Final) 

Kagetsu vs Meiko Satomura (Kagetsu's retirement match 2/24/20)

No comments on Kagetsu? The 2015 match against Kuragaki is a sleeper match and, for my money, one of the finer joshi matches of the decade. The rest of Kagetsus work from what I've seen has its ups and downs. Nothing yet that delivers on the promise of that 2015 match, but I've not given up hope on finding more good stuff. Part of the problem seems to be him spending so much time in STARDOM, a promotion where it seems the things I value in wrestling are generally treated as of lesser importance and I don't really care for the brawling and comedy stuff. On average, Kagetsu is a solid modern day kickpad worker though.

Im kinda mixed on kagetsu, while they are undeniable good, i cant really get into there matches