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The story
On September 23, the sellout of same-day tickets for Morning Musume。’26’s concert tour ‘Chou Heartful 11’ Nagoya show (Forest Hall, capacity 2,291) became a hot topic on a 5ch Hello! Project thread. Around the same time, Juice=Juice also sold out same-day tickets for both its matinee and evening performances at Nagoya’s Village Hall (1,146 seats), sparking a clash between pushback (‘Don’t just compare them when the capacities are different’) and defense (‘Tickets vanished instantly after a wave of fan-club lottery losers, so demand is well above capacity’). The thread also touched on the boost from Oda Sakura’s graduation and the news that Forest Hall is slated to close at the end of fiscal 2027.
What people said
Morning Musume。'26 Fall Concert Tour 'Chou Heartful 11'
Same-Day Ticket Info
Village Hall — capacity 1,146 ← Juice=Juice
Forest Hall — capacity 2,291 ← Morning Musume。'26
Got it now, you clueless moron lol
Juice=Juice had a wave of fan-club lottery losers, then tickets vanished instantly on the ticket sites — simple math says demand is more than double the capacity
That fake, try-hard vibe I get from Juice
comes from exactly this kind of thing
Last night
Pretty sure Makino's final Nagoya show sold out for both the matinee and evening
Sure, it's a homecoming for Ebata and Kawashima, but tomorrow's an ordinary weekday and it's sold out too
It only just sold out thanks to the graduation boost, after all
Even though it's not her hometown this time, it's because of Oda's graduation, right?
though that's partly because spring's was just too good
How many times are you gonna write the same thing
Renai Revolution 21
THE Peace!
Are songs like these in the set?
Believe it or not, the classic old hits ('preservation society' songs, as fans call them) are sealed away this time
Juice selling well was just a coincidence, after all
Juice had its members at their peak right when the best songs came along
when that all lines up, it sells
is ANGERME at its peak right now?
which means Juice=Juice could move up to an even bigger stage
Century Hall or whatever it's called?
I think Sky Expo would suit Juice=Juice just fine
Forest Hall is closing at the end of fiscal 2027
Someone's trying so hard to steer the topic to this tour lol
Right now all they can really do is push hard on Suzuki Moa, Nagano Momoha, and Nishimura Kinggori.
And from what I've seen at shows, it doesn't really feel like Oda is the sole top draw either.
I thought Oda was way out in front — so who else is strong? Panda? Riry?
Panda
tons of blue penlights out there for her
But Sapporo doesn't really sell well for her, does it?
Sapporo's a Sunday show, so it's true that touring fans can't make it back home, which hurts sales
if it were a Saturday, it would've sold a lot better
I don't really get the sense that Mesa is that popular
Moa's way out in front
Background and Key Points of This Discussion
A ‘same-day ticket sellout’ means different things for different Hello! Project groups, depending on venue size and how the fan-club presale lottery played out. Morning Musume。’26’s Nagoya show was at Forest Hall (capacity 2,291), while Juice=Juice played the Village Hall (1,146 seats) inside the same Nagoya Congress Center — since the capacities differ by nearly double, it’s hard to compare the weight of each sellout directly. As pointed out in the thread, Juice=Juice’s same-day sellouts are often discussed alongside its tendency for tickets to vanish instantly, driven by the large number of fans who lost the fan-club presale lottery, while Morning Musume。’26 is also getting an extra lift from the demand around Oda Sakura’s graduation tour. Forest Hall is also reportedly set to close at the end of fiscal 2027, which could affect venue choices for future Hello! Project shows in Nagoya.
※This article is compiled as an excerpt and summary from the 5ch (Hello! Project) thread ‘Morning Musume。’26’s Nagoya Forest Hall Same-Day Tickets Sell Out!!‘.
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