was born on 11 January 2004 in Japan. He grew up in a family of eight, consisting of his parents, four brothers, and one sister. His father is Iranian, while his mother is Japanese. This combination of Iranian and Japanese backgrounds gave him a multicultural upbringing and connected him to two different national traditions.
His family background is particularly relevant to understanding his development as a wrestler. Wrestling was not simply an individual sporting interest that Yoshida discovered later in life. It was already an important part of his family’s history, especially through his father, who had participated in the sport in Iran.
Growing up with several brothers also provided him with an environment in which physical activity and competition were familiar experiences. His brothers Keyvan and Arya became involved in wrestling and eventually pursued the sport professionally. Their participation helped create a family atmosphere in which wrestling was a shared passion rather than an isolated personal activity.
The presence of several family members interested in the same sport can provide an important advantage for a young athlete. Training, competition, encouragement, and mutual motivation become part of everyday life. For Yoshida, the involvement of his father and brothers meant that he had people around him who understood the physical and mental demands of wrestling.
