SixTONES' Tanaka Juju Takes on Variety Challenge This Weekend
SixTONES member Tanaka Juju appears on Asahi's "Kurimu Nantura" variety show tonight, competing alongside KEY TO LIT's Inogari Aoya and Sekiguchi Mendi in a sports-themed segment.

SixTONES' Tanaka Juju is stepping away from the stage and into the variety show arena this weekend. The member will appear on Asahi TV's "Kurimu Nantura" tonight (June 15) as part of a comedy sports segment that promises plenty of laughs.
Tanaka joins fellow entertainers Inogari Aoya from KEY TO LIT and Sekiguchi Mendi for what looks to be a competitive challenge. While details on the exact format remain sparse, the show's title references a playful take on track and field athletics, suggesting viewers can expect physical comedy and team-based games.
This marks another television appearance for the SixTONES member beyond his music commitments. Variety show appearances have become increasingly common for K-pop and J-pop idols looking to expand their entertainment presence and connect with audiences in different formats.
"Kurimu Nantura" airs late night on Asahi TV, so fans in Japan will want to catch the broadcast or look for clips online afterward. The show has a track record of featuring celebrity guests in competitive segments that prioritize entertainment value over serious athletic prowess—perfect for the kind of chaos that makes variety television memorable.
For SixTONES fans, this appearance offers a chance to see Tanaka in a more relaxed, comedic setting. The group has balanced music releases and promotional activities with individual members pursuing solo projects and media appearances, keeping their collective presence strong while allowing for personal growth in different entertainment sectors.
Tanaka's participation continues a tradition of idols and entertainers leveraging variety shows as a platform to showcase different sides of their personalities—something fans consistently appreciate when they get to see their favorite artists outside of scripted or performance-focused content.
