Which means they were trying to hide it / fake it. Well small example would be Lauren from the Hawaii season was in the same agency as one of the boys in the house and they met before going into the house and not once did the show bring that up, hint at it and they both acted like they just met. Like last season two members knew each other before the show but not once was it mentioned and not once did they make it known. The part that gets me is they don't admit that or show that. Looking back there aren't many natural situations that happen. Some even knew of or each other personally before going into the show and many many of the scenes are really pre-setup. AS is, by consensus, the worst of the lot. PS: If you're judging TH based on (what I assume is) Aloha State, do yourself a favor and watch any of the other series, particularly BGND. There is no script at all." NOWHERE in that paragraph is "natural, regular people." I mean, for goodness sake, one of the first house members was an idol from AKB48 (Ricchan). All that we've prepared is a beautiful home and automobiles. people who didn't really need exposure to get ahead in their field).Īlso, I think you're casting aspersions aren't you? "Terrace House is a show about six strangers, men and women, living together, and we observe how they interact with each other. Sure you get a percentage of people in the entertainment industry but you also get a number of just regular people working in offices or as students (i.e.
I started with BGND and I honestly can't say that it felt scripted. Terrace House has become a victim of its own success, I find, with the types of people coming forward and being accepted being affected by this.
#SHION OKAMOTO REDDIT SERIES#
I suppose it depends on which series you started with. I know the hate will come but I just had to rant on that! I mean there's nothing really wrong with that but the problem is Terrace house really pushes the idea of NON scripted and all natural regular people. They either were before or planned to be in entertainment / t.v/ movies etc, they didn't just come to "experience life" like the show makes you believe. Most of the members have and had agents and agency's.
Tsubasa's post did not elaborate on the reason for the break-up, but fans have already started speculating that a third party caused the end of the relationship. Shion has yet to comment on the announcement.I don't mean to be a downer and i'm sure I was naive to believe this was just 100% non scripted, random regular Asian people put together in a house and magic happens!īut the more i'm listening to interviews, podcasts and articles about former and current house guests the more I realize there really isn't much difference from this show to other American reality shows. The announcement of the break-up sent the Terrace House fandom into chaos. Their relationship seemed to continue offscreen too. Viewers fawned over how the mismatched couple fell in love with each other, and they soon became the season's most popular pairing. The two housemates started off as polar opposites. Tsubasa, a tomboy who had never left her hometown before, was the captain of her local ice hockey team while Shion, a Japanese-American living in Tokyo, had big aspirations to be a runway model. While some relationships from the show have fallen through, the Tsubasa-Shion combo was definitely a fan favourite. If you do continue to support me, I’ll be grateful. Thank you all for the incredible amount of support. In a post on March 25, she shared, "Announcement. However, fans have been left heartbroken after one half of this season's most popular couple, Tsubasa, announced that the couple have broken up after a year of dating. With it's slow and calming pace, the show is definitely different from other dating shows like The Bachelor.įeaturing unscripted storylines of strangers meeting and living together in a house, viewers are kept on their toes whilst waiting for love to blossom amongst the cast. If you haven't been keeping up, hit Japanese dating show Terrace House: Opening New Doors has been the centre of much buzz on Netflix recently. That's right, the fairytale relationship between Terrace House's power couple Tsubasa Soto and Shion Okamoto has come to an end.
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