AEW has secured a new streaming home in Japan, with Dynamite, Collision and pay-per-view events heading to Hulu Japan this autumn.

The company announced the agreement on X on Tuesday, although an exact launch date has yet to be confirmed.

“We’re excited to announce that starting this fall, Hulu Japan will be streaming All Elite Wrestling,” AEW wrote.

“Get ready for AEW each week as Hulu Japan will offer #AEWDynamite, #AEWCollision, and #AEW PPV events. The next chapter for AEW continues on Hulu Japan!”

The announcement follows AEW’s departure from NJPW World. New episodes stopped arriving after the June 24 edition of Dynamite and June 27 edition of Collision, before the wider archive was removed when the agreement expired on August 31.

That removal included previous episodes of Rampage, Battle of the Belts and AEW specials. Forbidden Door pay-per-views remained available to purchase, while NJPW pointed Japanese viewers towards AEW’s international streaming platform, MyAEW.

Hulu Japan operates separately from the Disney-owned Hulu service in the United States. Nippon Television acquired the Japanese business in 2014, and it now operates through HJ Holdings.

AEW’s NJPW World departure also followed an ownership change at New Japan, with Bushiroad selling its shares to TV Asahi and CyberAgent. According to Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the removal reflected Bushiroad’s portfolio priorities rather than a breakdown in the relationship between the wrestling promotions.

AEW and NJPW continued working together, jointly presenting Forbidden Door in June.