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The story
A photo of the barbecue meat served at an ANGERME fan bus tour was posted on a 5ch board dedicated to Hello! Project topics, drawing a flood of reactions. Commenters piled on about how fatty and thin the meat looked, with opinions split between “that’s just how samgyeopsal (Korean-style grilled pork belly) is” and “with vegetables so expensive right now, having plenty of them is actually healthy.” Some also questioned why the meat was grilled sitting on top of the vegetables and poked fun at the bare-bones setup using a portable gas stove. In the end, the discussion centered less on the meat itself and more on the meal quality and how the tour was run.
What people said
I keep telling you, keep it away from the vegetables for hygiene's sake
Staff: Don't eat it if you don't like it
and that's with vegetable prices being so high
There are instructions
They say to put the meat on the vegetables because grilling it directly makes it splatter
If it's pork, undercooked is dangerous
The meat served at the ANGERME bus tour lolololololol
Background and Discussion Points
Hello! Project’s fan bus tours are a regular event in which fans chosen by lottery spend a day sightseeing and dining with group members, and the food served along the way has become a near-constant topic on social media and 5ch. This BBQ was no exception: reactions to the fattiness and thinness of the meat in the photos split between those who shrugged it off as “that’s just how samgyeopsal is” and those who took a more favorable view, saying things like “lots of vegetables, that’s healthy” or “the portion is normal.” Some pointed out that placing the meat on top of the vegetables while grilling followed the instructions meant to prevent splattering, while others worried about whether the pork was properly cooked through. Beyond simple differences in taste, the thread reflected real interest in the bus tour’s operations themselves — namely, how much satisfaction can be delivered within a limited budget and basic outdoor equipment.
※This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Hello! Project) thread “The Meat That Showed Up at Oda-chan’s Barbecue wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.”
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