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STU48
STU48 logo
Background information
OriginSetouchi Region, Japan
GenresJ-pop
Years active2017 (2017)–present
LabelsYou, Be Cool!/King Records
MembersSTU48 members
Websitewww.stu48.com

STU48 (Setouchi48) is a Japanese idol group and sister group of AKB48. It is named after the Setouchi Region and is the first member of AKB48 Group to have a shipboard theater (船上劇場, senjō gekijō). The group is co-owned by the tourism board of Setouchi Region and is highly involved in their promotional efforts.

History

2016

The formation of STU48 was announced in October 2016.[1]

2017

Nana Okada and Rino Sashihara, the first two members of STU48

On February 22, it was announced that Nana Okada of AKB48 and Rino Sashihara of HKT48 would be concurrent members of STU48, and respectively hold the positions of captain and theater manager.[2]

On March 19, 44 applicants who passed the auditions to become first generation members were introduced.[3] On March 31, STU48's first generation was formed with 31 members.[4]

In April, Setouchi Destination Marketing Organization (DMO), the tourism board of Setouchi Region, announced their support of STU48 in the forms of capital investment, business development support, and assistance in coordinating with local governments.[5]

The first music video from STU48, "Setouchi no Koe", was released in June 2017.[6]

2018

On January 16, the variety show STU48 no Setobingo! (STU48のセトビンゴ！, STU48's Setobingo!. Unlike the other Bingo! shows, the title is customarily rendered in katakana instead of romaji), based on AKBingo! and hosted by the comedy duo Maple Chogokin, started airing on Nippon TV. It would run for 11 episodes.

STU48's first single, "Kurayami" (暗闇, "Darkness"), was released on January 31.

On April 14, STU48 theater manager Manabu Yamamoto revealed the ship that would be used for the STU48 theater and announced that it would start operating in summer 2018.[7] However, due to the 2018 Japan floods and other factors, the launch date would be delayed to spring 2019.[8][9]

In July, it was announced that their second single, originally planned to be released on August 29, was also postponed due to the floods. The new release date was later confirmed to be February 13, 2019.[10]

In October, the group announced the formation of five "extra-curricular" subunits. Besides performing music, each of these subunits would also focus on different types of activities.[11][12]

In November, the group was selected as one of the New Artists of The Year for the 60th Japan Record Awards, making them a candidate to win the Japan Record Award for Best New Artist. They are the first group in the AKB48 Group to earn the distinction.[13]

On December 25, the group released their first member guidebook titled Mirai Kouro (未来航路, Future Course).[14] On December 26, the music video for their second single title song, "Kaze wo Matsu" (風を待つ, "Waiting for the Wind"), shot as an uncut long take by quadcopter drone in Onomichi, Hiroshima, was released.[15]

2019

On February 13, STU48 released "Kaze wo Matsu" in five versions. The bonus content included DVDs featuring the members modelling the real-life uniforms of Setouchi schools. First week sales reached 276,316 copies according to Oricon, doubling that of their debut single.

On April 16, the group's newly remodeled ship, the STU48-go, was officially launched in a ship commissioning ceremony at Hiroshima Port. The event was live streamed on Showroom and attended by Hiroshima Prefecture governor Hidehiko Yuzaki and other government officials. STU48 performed live in the shipboard theater for the first time that evening, with an original stage play titled "GO! GO! little SEABIRDS!!" produced by Nezumi Imamura.[16]

On June 2, in an episode of STU Imousu TV, the group's third single was announced to be released on July 31. The title song would be performed by all 29 active members and trainees (Fu Yabushita would be absent as she was on hiatus for health reasons), and each subunit would have their own songs.[17] The music video for the title song, "Daisuki na Hito" (大好きな人, "Beloved Person"), was released on July 2.[18]

On December 3, 24 new members joined the group as second generation trainees, or "research students" (研究生, kenkyūsei).[19] Their debut performance took place on the STU48-go on December 21 and 22.[20]

2020

On January 11, STU48's second original stage play, titled "Bokutachi no Koi no Yokan" (僕たちの恋の予感, "Premonition of Our Love") and produced by then captain Nana Okada, was performed for the first time at the STU48 Theater on the STU48-go, docked at Hiroshima Port at the time. The play included the song "Teokure Caution" (手遅れcaution, "Missed Chance Caution") by =LOVE, an idol group produced by former STU48 and HKT48 member Rino Sashihara.[21] In several interviews, various members commented that the stage play was "interesting" and "difficult to express" since there are several songs with themes unfamiliar to the group, such as "queens and slaves" (dominance and submission) and yuri, but also a good learning experience.[22][23]

On January 18, during STU48's concert at Tokyo Dome City Hall, Nana Okada announced that she would step down as the group's captain and appointed Mitsuki Imamura as her successor and Akari Fukuda as deputy captain, but would retain her concurrent membership.[24]

On March 28, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, STU48's third anniversary celebration was held via live streaming on the video service Niconico. The fifth single was also announced to be released on May 27.[25]

On June 4, STU48 announced the renewal of the subunits, including the formation of sister subunits[26] to the existing ones for the second generation trainees.[27]

In July, STU48 launched the Setouchi Library, an "online salon" to learn and collaborate in projects related to the Setouchi Region with the group's members and subject matter experts.[28]

On December 1, Yura Ikeda and Nana Okada won the first and third places, respectively, in the 3rd AKB48 Group No. 1 Singer Contest (AKB48グループ歌唱力No.1決定戦, AKB 48 gurūpu kashō-ryoku nanbā 1 kettei-sen). Honoka Yano also ranked among the top 8 finalists.[29] Among the six member groups of the AKB48 Group, STU48 had the most members advancing to the finals with seven contestants: Yura Ikeda, Honoka Yano, Nana Okada (represented both STU48 and AKB48), Aiko Kojima, Arisa Mineyoshi, Mahina Taniguchi, and Sara Shimizu (dropped out due to health issues).[30]

On December 4, it was announced that STU48 would perform a concert at Nippon Budokan on January 15, 2021.[31]

Shipboard theater

STU48-go
STU48-go at Harumi Pier, Tokyo
History
Japan
NameSTU48-go, New Izena (former), Mikasa (former)
Port of registryHiroshima Port, Hiroshima, Japan
BuilderYamanaka Shipbuilding
LaunchedMay 1998
Identification
StatusActive
General characteristics
Typepassenger ship
Tonnage857 GRT
Length77.8 m
Beam12.5 m
Draught3.2 m
Depth8.24 m
Installed powertwo diesel engines, 5,600 PS
Speed19 knots
Capacity300 guests
Crew14
See also: Showboat

The STU48 Theater is situated on a ferry named STU48-go (ＳＴＵ48号). She was formerly called Mikasa (みかさ) and operated by Iki-Tsushima Sea Line (ITSL), and has previously been a passenger ship and a roll-on/roll-off (RORO) cargo ship before acquired by the STU48 management.[32][33]

The name of the ship was decided through contest, which was announced on May 11, 2018 by the STU48 management.[34] From around 2000 names which were submitted, 24 were chosen by the members for the final voting by fans on June 30 through the streaming app SHOWROOM, and STU48-go earned the most votes (9.8%), making it the new name of the ship.[35]

The remodeling of STU48-go was carried out at the Japan Marine United facilities in Onomichi, Hiroshima.[36][37] Several STU48 members visited the shipyard during the process, and Azusa Fujiwara and Honoka Yano personally painted the ship's name on her bow.[38] On January 22, 2019, the group released a music video for the song "Shukkō" (出航, "Setting Sail") from their then upcoming second single, which was shot on the ship and unfinished onboard theater and performed by all 33 members and trainees active at the time.[39][40]

On February 25, the group released a list of ports in the Setouchi Region where the ship was planned to dock for performances.[38] On March 19, the certificate of nationality for the ship was issued.[41][42] The ship was officially commissioned on April 16.

The port and starboard hulls of the ship bear the code "UW2",[38] which means "Welcome" in maritime flag signaling.[43]

On July 15, STU48-go was present at the Marine Day event organized by the CtoSea Project, held at the Port of Tokyo.[44]

On July 9, 2020, the STU48 management announced that the shipboard theater would be retired in the spring of 2021, and that performances would be held around the Setouchi Region with no fixed venue.[45]

Reception

In a January 23, 2019 article, Tokyo Sports remarked that STU48 has the "highest level of stage performance" in the AKB48 Group, and that many of its members have a "neat" image similar to that of Nogizaka46. Since Nogizaka46 and the other Sakamichi Series groups do not have their own theaters, STU48 has the opportunity to win over fans who wish for closer interaction through their regular theater performances. The article also predicted that the NGT48 assault scandal, which came to light earlier that month, might cause that group's fans to switch to STU48, in part due to captain Nana Okada's "dislike of disturbance" and "ability to keep the members disciplined".[40]

Awards

The following table lists some of the major awards received by the group.

Year Ceremony Award Nominated Work
2018 60th Japan Record Awards[46] New Artist Award
2019 11th CD Shop Awards[47] Shikoku Block Award Kurayami

Subunits

These are the active subunits as of June 2020. Except for Nana Okada, who is concurrently an AKB48 member, all members and trainees belong to at least one subunit.

Girls' journey units

Charming Trip leader Chiho Ishida and STU48 center Yumiko Takino promoting Setouchi tourism at Darma Persada University, Jakarta, Indonesia (2019)

The theme of "girls' journey" refers to literally visiting Setouchi tourism destinations and promoting them domestically and overseas[48] and exploring the world of beauty and fashion. They have their own travel-related television programs, such as STU48 no IttekimaSU! (ＳＴＵ４８の行ってきまＳＵ！, "STU48's We're Leaving!") on Shinhiroshima Telecasting[49] and STU48 Furusato Senden LABO (STU48 ふるさと宣伝LABO, "STU48 Hometown Promotion LABO") on Yamaguchi Broadcasting.[50]

Charming Trip

Native name Charming Trip
Theme Girls' Journey (女子旅)
Leader Chiho Ishida
Members Minami Ishida, Hina Iwata, Kouko Tanaka, Arisa Mineyoshi (concurrently with STUDIO)

little Charming Trip

Native name little Charming Trip
Theme Girls' Journey (女子旅)
Members Rine Utsumi, Sayaka Takao, Reika Taguchi, Sayaka Harada, Sara Yoshida, Natsuki Watanabe

Shikoku units

These units promote Shikoku, one of Japan's five major islands, especially its less-known interesting places and activities.[51]

Katte ni! Shikoku Kanko Taishi

Native name 勝手に！四国観光大使 (Do As You Like! Shikoku Tourism Ambassadors)
Theme Shikoku Island Tourism
Leader Akari Fukuda
Members Miyu Sakaki (concurrently with STUDIO), Mahina Taniguchi, Aoi Hyodo, Mai Nakamura, Yuka Oki (concurrently with MiKER!)

All members except Yuka Oki are Shikoku natives.

Katte ni! Shikoku Kanko Guide

Native name 勝手に！四国観光ガイド (Do As You Like! Shikoku Tourism Guides)
Theme Shikoku Island Tourism
Members Anna Kawamata, Yayoi Nakahiro, Rika Muneyuki, Rinko Yoshizaki, Momoka Rissen, Miho Tanaka (concurrently with pin MiKER!)

Performance units

STUDIO

Native name STUDIO
Theme Performance (singing and dancing)
Leader Mitsuki Imamura
Members Marina Otani, Miyuna Kadowaki, Arisa Mineyoshi (concurrently with Charming Trip), Maiha Morishita, Miyu Sakaki (concurrently with Katte ni! Shikoku Kanko Taishi)

On November 15, 2018, Imamura and Kadowaki were two of the three 48 Group members (the third being Hijiri Tanikawa of AKB48) selected to become the lead performers for the "No Way Man" live performance in Best Hits Kayosai, replacing the members who transferred to IZ*ONE (namely Hitomi Honda of AKB48 and Sakura Miyawaki and Nako Yabuki of HKT48), after passing the dance audition held by Yomiuri TV.[52][53]

mini STUDIO

Native name mini STUDIO
Theme Performance (singing and dancing)
Members Yura Ikeda, Aiko Kojima, Himeka Sako, Sara Shimizu, Ayaka Suzuki, Natsuki Tamura

MC & sports units

MiKER!

Fu Yabushita
Fu Yabushita, leader of MiKER!
Native name MiKER!
Theme MC & Sports
Leader Fu Yabushita
Members Yuka Oki (concurrently with Katte ni! Shikoku Kanko Taishi), Kokoa Kai, Soraha Shinano, Yumiko Takino, Honoka Yano

MiKER! is a merger between the former MC unit Setomaiku (せとまいく) and sports unit Seto 7 (瀬戸７). Kai and Shinano were members of both units.[54]

On November 3, 2018, Kai, Takino, and former Seto 7 member Maiha Morishita participated in the 38th Hiroshima International Peace Marathon.[55][56]

pin MiKER!

Native name pin MiKER!
Theme MC & Sports
Members Miria Imaizumi, Serika Osaki, Yuuna Kawamata, Riko Kudo, Miho Tanaka (concurrently with Katte ni! Shikoku Kanko Guide), Yurina Minami

Aoi Himawari

Native name 青い向日葵 (Blue Sunflowers)
Theme Girl Band
Leader Aoi Hyodo (bass)
Members Mitsuki Imamura (guitar), Miyu Sakaki (drums), Akari Fukuda (keyboard), Yumiko Takino (saxophone)

All members of this unit are concurrently members of other units.

Members

Regular members

Name Birth date (age) Election rank Remarks
9 10
Chiho Ishida (石田千穂) (2002-03-17) March 17, 2002 (age 22) N/A 99
Minami Ishida (石田みなみ) (1998-10-11) October 11, 1998 (age 26) N/A
Mitsuki Imamura (今村美月) (2000-02-19) February 19, 2000 (age 24) N/A Captain (appointed January 2020)
Hina Iwata (岩田陽菜) (2003-02-23) February 23, 2003 (age 21) N/A
Marina Otani (大谷満理奈) (2004-02-14) February 14, 2004 (age 20) N/A
Kokoa Kai (甲斐心愛) (2003-11-28) November 28, 2003 (age 20) N/A
Miyuna Kadowaki (門脇実優菜) (2003-03-13) March 13, 2003 (age 21) N/A
Miyu Sakaki (榊美優) (2002-04-28) April 28, 2002 (age 22) N/A
Yumiko Takino (瀧野由美子) (1997-09-24) September 24, 1997 (age 27) N/A 74
Kouko Tanaka (田中皓子) (1996-06-16) June 16, 1996 (age 28) N/A Announced graduation
Mahina Taniguchi (谷口茉妃菜) (2000-02-03) February 3, 2000 (age 24) N/A
Aoi Hyodo (兵頭葵) (2001-01-18) January 18, 2001 (age 23) N/A
Akari Fukuda (福田朱里) (1999-03-29) March 29, 1999 (age 25) N/A Vice-captain (appointed January 2020)
Arisa Mineyoshi (峯吉愛梨沙) (2004-09-02) September 2, 2004 (age 20) N/A
Maiha Morishita (森下舞羽) (2004-10-04) October 4, 2004 (age 20) N/A
Honoka Yano (矢野帆夏) (1999-08-06) August 6, 1999 (age 25) N/A
Fu Yabushita (薮下楓) (2000-10-07) October 7, 2000 (age 24) N/A
Yuuka Oki (沖侑果) (1999-12-01) December 1, 1999 (age 24) N/A
Soraha Shinano (信濃宙花) (2003-08-09) August 9, 2003 (age 21) N/A
Mai Nakamura (中村舞) (1999-04-04) April 4, 1999 (age 25) N/A

2nd Generation

Name Birth date (Age)
Yura Ikeda (池田裕楽) February 8, 2004 (age 15)
Miria Imaizumi (今泉美莉愛) October 5, 2001 (age 18)
Utsumi Rine (内海里音) November 5, 2002 (age 17)
Serika Osaki (尾崎世里花) November 16, 1997 (age 22)
Anna Kawamata (川又あん奈) November 4, 2002 (age 17)
Yuuna Kawamata (川又優菜) December 10, 2003 (age 16)
Riko Kudou (工藤理子) March 29, 2002 (age 18)
Aiko Kojima (小島愛子) December 7, 1997 (age 22)
Himeka Sako (迫姫華) March 14, 2007 (age 12)
Sara Shimizu (清水紗良) February 12, 2006 (age 13)
Ayaka Suzuki (鈴木彩夏) August 24, 2000 (age 19)
Sayaka Takao (高雄さやか) December 4, 1998 (age 21)
Reika Taguchi (田口玲佳) June 2, 2001 (age 18)
Miho Tanaka (田中美帆) September 3, 2002 (age 17)
Natsuki Tamura (田村菜月) August 4, 2002 (age 17)
Yayoi Nakahiro (中廣弥生) March 29, 2002 (age 17)
Sayaka Harada (原田清花) June 19, 2001 (age 18)
Yurina Minami (南有梨菜) December 18, 2002 (age 17)
Rika Muneyuki (宗雪里香) June 15, 2000 (age 19)
Rinko Yoshizaki (吉崎凜子) September 8, 2002 (age 17)
Sara Yoshida (吉田彩良) February 19, 2002 (age 17)
Momoka Rissen (立仙百佳) November 30, 2004 (age 15)
Natsuki Watanabe (渡辺菜月) December 12, 2000 (age 19)

Concurrent member

Name Birth date (age) Election rank
5 6 7 8 9 10
Nana Okada (岡田奈々) (AKB48) (1997-11-07) November 7, 1997 (age 26) N/A 51 29 14 9 5

Former members

Name (Birthdate) Election Notes
9 10
Yui Kuroiwa (黒岩唯) ((2002-08-11)August 11, 2002) N/A   Graduated on November 18, 2017.
Rino Sashihara (指原莉乃) ((1992-11-21)November 21, 1992) 1   Concurrent position ended on November 25, 2017.
Mami Ozaki (尾﨑舞美) ((2000-12-18)December 18, 2000) N/A   Graduated on March 25, 2018.
Orie Cho (張織慧) ((2001-10-18)October 18, 2001) N/A   Graduated on April 13, 2018.
Aiko Mizoguchi (溝口亜以子) ((2001-08-20)August 20, 2001) N/A   Graduated in March 2019.
Akari Yura (由良朱合) ((1999-03-12)March 12, 1999) N/A   Graduated in August 2019.
Ayumi Ichioka (市岡愛弓) ((2003-08-21)August 21, 2003) N/A   Graduated in August 2019.
Maemura Himea (前村姫亜) ((2007-06-14)June 14, 2007) N/A   Graduated in December 2019.
Kanon Isogai (磯貝花音) (June 1, 2000) N/A  
Momona Kadota (門田桃奈) (August 26, 1999) N/A  
Saki Sugahara (菅原早記) (November 14, 2001) N/A  
Haruka Sano (佐野遥) (August 16, 1995) N/A  
Hinako Shioi (塩井日奈子) (January 7, 2000) N/A  
Yuri Torobu (土路生優里) (March 24, 1999) N/A  
Azusa Fujiwara (藤原あずさ) (May 10, 1998) N/A  
Haruka Mishima (三島遥香) (April 18, 1998) N/A  
Kaho Mori (森香穂) (June 1, 1997) N/A  
Arisu Kondou (近藤ありす) (February 13, 2003) N/A  
Nonoka Shintani (新谷野々花) (May 23, 2004) N/A   Graduated on July 31, 2020

Discography

Singles

No Title Release date Chart positions Sales
(Oricon) 		Billboard Japan sales

Oricon
[57]
Hot 100 		First week Total
1 "Kurayami" (暗闇) January 31, 2018 1 1 136,456 186,276 201,772
2 "Kaze wo Matsu" (風を待つ) February 13, 2019 1 1[58] 276,316[59] 308,983 337,906
3 "Daisuki na Hito" (大好きな人) July 31, 2019 1 1[60] 254,007[61] 266,797 311,353
4 "Mubō na Yume wa Sameru Koto ga Nai" (無謀な夢は覚めることがない) January 29, 2020 1 1[62] 287,713[63]
5 "Omoidaseru Koi wo Shiyō" (思い出せる恋をしよう) September 2, 2020
6 "Hitorigoto de Kataru Kurainara" (独り言で語るくらいなら) February 17, 2021

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