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Ken then tried to form his own stable, Ken Gundan, by defeating wrestlers and forcing them into servitude, but he only managed to secure the low-carders Mototsugu Shimizu, Rei and Banana Senga, and the group disbanded after some time. In March 2008, Ken45º helped to found Kowloon, a heel stable eventually led by Hayato Fujita. Ken left and turned face in October 2010 as a losing condition in a match against Great Sasuke.

Los Salseros Japoneses continued their run at Michinoku Pro Wrestling, with Hanai and Fukuda winning the Futaritabi Tag Team League 2004 upon their debut. However, the stable's history ended in April 2006 when they lost the UWA Trios title to STONED (Maguro Ooma, Kei Sato and Shu Sato) after Minamino accidentally hit Hanai. After the match, Hanai attacked Minamino and renounced his faction, which folded definitively when Hanai defeated Minamino in a match next week and hit him with his guitar.

In December 2002, Sakai debuted in Toryumon under his real name, although soon he adopted the ring name of Kenichi Hanai. After losing a match to Takeshi Minamino, the two allied themselves with Takayasu Fukuda and formed Los Salseros Japoneses, a salsa band stable. They became the main villains of the new brand Toryumon X, opposed to the similarly music-themed stable Sailor Boys (Taiji Ishimori, Kei Sato and Shu Sato). Hanai, now renamed Pineapple Hanai to fit his groups's gimmick, became known for carrying a guitar to the ring to hit their opponents and help his team to win. Los Salseros Japoneses and Sailor Boys traded victories, but the former managed to capture the promotion's main title, the UWA World Welterweight Championship, in a three-way match among the members of the team themselves, which was won by Minamino. They also won the UWA World Trios Championship from Solar, Ultraman and Ultraman, Jr. in Mexico. After Toryumon X's demise, all of its wrestlers were sent to Michinoku Pro Wrestling.

Kenichi Sakai (坂井 謙一 , Sakai Kenichi) , (born May 25, 1982) is a Japanese professional wrestler, currently signed to Michinoku Pro Wrestling where he competes under the ring name Ken45° and is one half of the reigning Tohoku Tag Team Champions and UWA World Tag Team Champions with Kengo.