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The story
On the Hello! Project board, it became a hot topic that Juice=Juice members are increasingly appearing on variety shows across Japan’s commercial networks. While some in the thread said it felt like “the momentum of Morning Musume’s golden age,” opinions were divided over who is actually cut out for variety TV, with members known by nicknames like “Ishiyama,” “Sakurachi,” and “Endo” all getting debated for their aptitude. Some pointed out that Angerme used to be seen as the group carrying the variety-show torch, making for a thread that captured how these roles shift between groups over time.
What people said
You think she's actually suited for it?
Ebata or Endo might be a better fit, maybe?
She wasn't really on that much though.
Ishiyama can switch into variety mode and she's a fun talker too.
Such a persistent Endo hater.
There'll be other guests there too, and cooking's her strong suit, so hopefully she can hold her own talking.
so maybe put her on a slightly more serious show.
Everyone's got their own fit, right?
Background and Key Points of This Topic
Within Hello! Project, fans often discuss how variety-show roles get divided up among the different groups, and this thread was no exception – comments like “Angerme used to be the variety-show group” show how the leading members and groups have shifted over time. This time, Juice=Juice members are said to be getting more opportunities to appear on such shows, and fan opinion split over who’s best suited to the talk-show format. It’s worth noting, though, that no specific show names or confirmed appearances were given in the thread – this is discussion built on fan hopes and expectations rather than confirmed facts. The thread also leans on members’ nicknames and past location-shoot anecdotes, reflecting the kind of insider context familiar only to longtime fans, which may be hard to follow for first-time readers.
*This article is compiled from excerpts and a summary of the 5ch (Hello!Project board) thread “Juice=Juice Is Seriously, Genuinely Making a Full-On Push into Variety Shows on Japan’s Major Commercial Networks LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.”
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