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Over the measurement period from 2026-03-17 to 2026-09-05, riseshu has 123 times on record (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured group shows + public shows).
The axis is the most frequent 8:00 JST hour with 43 times (Sunday least frequent, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of a very popular type). That decides the order in which you open the site (Sunday least frequent, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of a very popular type).
Here are the three things this article tells you
- A checking order that starts from the 43 times in the 8:00 JST hour (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
- Saturday's 46 times and the show state breakdown (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
- Among the hours on record, the 10:00 JST hour was the least frequent at 8 times (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday).
Covers: 47 show days from 2026-03-17 to 2026-09-05 and 123 checks taken every 30 minutes / article updated 9/6
Use riseshu's 43 times in the 8:00 JST hour as your first marker
The first slot to check is the 8:00 JST hour (Saturday most frequent, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range). There were 43 times observed (Saturday most frequent, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
Use the 8:00 JST hour's 43 times as your entry point
This article is based only on our own measurements, 123 times (Sunday lowest, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of the very popular type).
Shows were confirmed on 47 days across the whole period (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured data for group show + public show). This lets you even out the day-to-day differences (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday).
A simple conversion gives 123 times x 0.5 hours = 61.5 hours (Sunday lowest, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of the very popular type). That adds up the observations taken every 30 minutes (Sunday lowest, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of the very popular type).
Over the 30 days from 2026-08-08 to 2026-09-06, we confirmed 10 days (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
Viewers average 157.7 people, with a peak of 1,191 people (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday). Look at the range of scale too (mid-morning focus, group show + public show, a view connecting the time slots).
We confirmed her fan count up to 124,145 fans (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key). Looking at it alongside the times of day makes it easier to decide how often to drop in (mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up, a tally comparing Thursday).
Check the 8:00 JST hour once first, and if you don't catch her, move on to the weekday records (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
Note: among the hours on record, the 10:00 JST hour is the least frequent at 8 times (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday). Avoid narrowing down to this hour alone (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday).
When does riseshu go live? Check the 8:00 JST hour and Saturday separately
The top time of day was the 8:00 JST hour at 43 times, and the top weekday was Saturday at 46 times (Saturday highest, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
The 8:00 JST hour's 43 times is the highest of any hour
The 8:00 JST hour JST tied at 43 times (Sunday lowest, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of the very popular type). You can use it to decide what order to check (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
The 9:00 JST hour JST tied at 43 times (Sunday lowest, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of the very popular type). You can use it to decide what order to check (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured group shows + public shows).
The 7:00 JST hour JST came to 15 times (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured group shows + public shows). You can use it to decide what order to check (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured group shows + public shows).
The 11:00 JST hour JST came to 14 times (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key). You can use it to decide what order to check (Saturday highest, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
By weekday, Saturday is the most frequent with 46 times (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday). This is counted separately from the time-of-day data (Saturday most frequent, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
Shows between 0:00 and 5:00 late at night are counted under the previous day's column (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday). It is the same counting style as TV's "26:00"(a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday).
If you want to try another day, pick the 11:00 JST hour's 14 times next (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
Note: among the weekdays on record, Sunday was the least frequent at 2 times (Sunday least frequent, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of a very popular type). Avoid fixing on that weekday alone (mid-morning focus, Sunday least frequent, time of day as the main axis).
* The broadcast days and hours listed here are past records. They do not guarantee the next broadcast, and her own schedule can change at any time
How did riseshu's fan count move over the observation period?
From 112,863 fans at the first observation to 124,145 fans, a change of +11,282 fans (mid-morning focus, group shows + public shows, a view that links times of day).
Change from 112,863 fans to 124,145 fans
The increase works out to 124,145 - 112,863 = 11,282 fans (mid-morning focus, group shows + public shows, a view that links times of day). We've laid out the original numbers and the math (Sunday lowest, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of the very popular type).
The average between month-end observations is about 11,282 people / 6 intervals = 1,880.3 people (Sunday least frequent, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of a very popular type). The base is the intervals between month-end values (Saturday most frequent, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
The largest increase was in 2026-04: 115,803 people - 112,863 people = 2,940 people (mid-morning focus, group show + public show, a view connecting the time slots).
Her best rank among Japanese performers is 2nd, and the median over the observations is 33rd (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured group shows + public shows).
Check the stretches where it trended up, and follow her early once you find her (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
Note: this change is a comparison within this site's observation period and is not a number that guarantees future fan counts (Sunday least frequent, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of a very popular type).
Pick your first way to enjoy riseshu from her show breakdown
The most frequent is group show at 73 times (a comparison of mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up and Thursday). That was 59.3% of the total (Saturday most frequent, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
73 group shows, the most of any type
Group shows (shows several people enter the same room to watch) came to 73 times (mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up, a tally comparing Thursday). That's a share of 59.3%(Saturday highest, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
The next most frequent, public show, was 50 times at 40.7%(mid-morning focus, Sunday least frequent, time of day as the main axis).
If it's your first time, start with group shows, her most common type, and get a feel for how the room flows (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
Note: among the show types on record, public show is the least frequent at 50 times (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured data for group show + public show). This is no guarantee that you will see this type next time (Sunday least frequent, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of a very popular type).
Summary: the order to go watch riseshu
The takeaway is to check the 8:00 JST hour with 43 times first, and confirm the Saturday record separately (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured data for group show + public show).
Start checking from the 43 times in the 8:00 JST hour
Start with the 8:00 JST hour, then Saturday, and last check the group show state display (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured group shows + public shows).
She's a good fit for people who match the following measured conditions (Saturday highest, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
- For people who can shift their schedule using the 43 times in the 8:00 JST hour as a guide (mid-morning focus, group shows + public shows, a view that links times of day).
- For people who want to start from the 59.3% group show breakdown (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
If she's not for you, check the following conditions first (Sunday lowest, mid-morning focus, time-of-day axis of the very popular type).
- Note: for those who want to search only within the 10:00 JST hour with its 8 times (Saturday most frequent, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
- Note: for those who want a guarantee of seeing the public show's 50 times every single time (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured data for group show + public show).
The steps to check are as follows (mid-morning focus, Thursday runner-up, measured data for group show + public show).
- Look first at the measured 43 times in the 8:00 JST hour (Saturday highest, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
- Use Saturday's 46 times as a second guide (mid-morning focus, Sunday lowest, time of day as the key).
- Pick an entry point that fits the 59.3% group shows (Saturday highest, mid-morning focus, group show + public show range).
- Don't narrow it down to just the 10:00 JST hour 8 times (a tally comparing mid-morning focus, mid-morning runner-up, and Thursday).
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The numbers in this article are measured records as of 2026-09-06. They are past records and do not guarantee the next broadcast. Broadcast schedules, prices and settings can be changed by the performer at any time. Records are taken every 30 minutes, so short broadcasts in between may not appear in the record. All numbers are measured values recorded every 30 minutes from publicly available data, with no guessing or manual entry.