Hello! Project 15th Anniversary Worldwide events thread

[Zunu]

They haven't been to Oceania in over 10 years.

Hmm, in my head I pronounce that word "Oh see annie uh," but I'm guessing you guys actually say, "Oh shan 'ya"?

[Jessi]

Besides Berryz coming to New Jersey (and of all places NEW JERSEY!) H!P never goes to the east coast. C'mon! I live in NEW YORK CITY. Wouldn't the girls love to come here?!?! They can take pictures in Times Square and post it all over their blogs...

[Reina]

Singapore is waiting.

シンガポール、待ってます。

[Mizu_D3]

INDONESIA waiting for HELLO! PROJECT!!
INDONESIA ready for HELLO! PROJECT!!

[Amped]

announced at Berryz concert, Berryz is going to have a live event in Taiwan, 5/25

official
http://www.helloproject.com/event/13040 ... erryz.html

[Denki]

I just love it how they just keep going to the same countries. ;A;
If its not Taiwan, its Paris. If its not Paris, its Thailand. If its not Thailand, its Taiwan.

[Celedam]

They go where there are high concentrations of fans and proven markets.

[erilaz]

Besides Berryz coming to New Jersey (and of all places NEW JERSEY!) H!P never goes to the east coast.

Tony Soprano made them an offer they couldn't refuse.

[AyuHikaru]

America isn't as vocal in the fandom as EU, which is why I think they think we don't exist. It's THE ONLY reason I made a video for girls' news and sent it to them, so they know. That's how you do it. Write letters, make videos, do stuff that makes them pay attention. H!P seems to pay really good attention to places like Twitter and Youtube (Eventually they'll get over to Tumblr, there's A LOT of fandom stuff there), even Froums - which is awesome of them but we have to make ourselves known. I know so many really dedicated USA fans who are relatively quiet.

I think it's because we're older...

[Celedam]

I've done my share.

I don't mean to trash anyone else's enthusiasm, of course, but we must remember that we will never be more than an afterthought to the management. A small bonus to the bottom line. Japan is and always will be their target audience, so any extraordinary efforts from us to attract their attention and/or change their strategies are pretty much wasted. We should enjoy the product for what it is.