Hello! Project Tenure Rankings: Akari Uemura Takes No. 1 with 4,127 Days — 5ch Notes ‘Count Includes Day One’

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The story

A post on 5ch’s Hello! Project board announced a feature on Fuji TV’s “Mezamashi TV” featuring Juice=Juice, along with news that a comment video for the August 31 broadcast of CDTV Live! Live! had arrived. Also posted alongside it was a ranking of tenure days across all of Hello! Project, with Akari Uemura taking the top spot at 4,127 days, followed by Reru Dangahara and Tomoko Kanazawa. The ranking sparked a correction about the counting method — that “tenure days are counted including day one” — once again showing how the displayed number can shift depending on how you count.

What people said

1AnonymousAug 29, 2026 08:38
Mezamashi TV@cx_mezamashi

#MezamashiWANGANFes ⏰
4AnonymousAug 29, 2026 08:42
Tenure days as of 2026/08/29

4,127 days: Akari Uemura
3,351 days: Reru Dangahara (2017/06/26–)
3,194 days: Tomoko Kanazawa
2,909 days: Sayuki Takagi
2,845 days: Karin Miyamoto
2,633 days: Yume Kudo, Ria Matsunaga (2019/06/14–)
2,341 days: Rene Inoue (2020/04/01–)
2,303 days: Yuka Miyazaki
1,879 days: Ichika Arisawa, Risa Irie, Kisaki Ebata (2021/07/07–)
1,522 days: Sakura Ishiyama, Ayakari Endo (2022/06/29–)
1,447 days: Manaka Inaba
1,194 days: Mifu Kawashima (2023/05/23–)
*,623 days: Nanami Yanagawa
*,432 days: Nia Hayashi (2025/06/23–)
*,130 days: Aina Otsuka
5AnonymousAug 29, 2026 08:42
Re: #4
Your math is always off by one day.
Tenure days are calculated by including day one.
Elapsed days are calculated by excluding day one.

If you join on Jan 1 and quit on Jan 3, your tenure is 3 days.
If you join on Jan 1 and quit that same day, your tenure is 1 day.
If you exclude day one, both of these end up one day short.
6AnonymousAug 29, 2026 08:45
CDTV Live! Live!
Monday, August 31, starting 7:00 PM
2-hour live broadcast 🥳⚡

A comment has arrived
from the members of Juice=Juice 🗣❤‍🔥

2,433 likes
https://x.com/TBSCDTV/status/2093262316678906316
13AnonymousAug 29, 2026 08:53
Ugh, not Nagi-kun again
31AnonymousAug 29, 2026 09:08
Kansai folks, pyen~ (net slang for a sad little whimper)

Background and Discussion Points

Among Hello! Project fans, tenure-day rankings are a recurring staple, and because the number shifts by a day depending on whether day one is “included” or “excluded,” it’s become a running joke that someone points out the counting method every time the list gets posted. This time was no exception — a textbook exchange with no real conflict or controversy. Akari Uemura topping the list at 4,127 days highlights a defining trait of Juice=Juice: a group with many long-tenured members. One point readers can easily misread is that this kind of ranking isn’t “total cumulative days including past departures and graduations,” but rather consecutive days in a member’s current group — so for members who’ve held multiple positions or transferred between groups, the number can look very different depending on how it’s counted. The original thread also contained insults aimed at specific posters and some off-color jokes, but since those had nothing to do with the main topic — the show announcement and the ranking — they’ve been left out of this article.

※This article is compiled as an excerpt and summary of the 5ch (Hello! Project) thread “■ Juice=Juice ■ Mezamashi WANGAN Fes: Popular Variety Highlights and the Ultimate Summer Collab Moments, Non-Stop ■ Fuji TV 13:35-14:25 ■“.

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