Genjibu House (2026), officially known in Japanese as EBiDAN Netchū! Genjibu House, is a Japanese entertainment and variety series featuring the seven-member dance and vocal group Genin wa Jibun ni Aru., often called Genjibu. The program gives fans an opportunity to discover the members beyond their performances, exploring their individual personalities, abilities, humor, and unexpected habits.Show More
Rather than following a fictional storyline with scripted characters, the series builds its entertainment around the members themselves. Each episode introduces different challenges and activities designed to reveal how they think, interact, and respond to unfamiliar situations. This makes the show particularly interesting for viewers who enjoy discovering the real personalities behind their favorite performers.
The opening episode introduces the group through a self-introduction challenge called “Genjibu Jibun Sensei.” The members take turns presenting themselves as teachers, sharing details such as their names, interests, and what they would bring to a deserted island. The activity also includes a game involving poses to the group's song “Inga Oho Antinomy,” with penalties when members give matching answers. Unexpected personal revelations and playful punishments add humor to the introductions.
Other activities explore the members' individual profiles and performance skills. One segment examines their personalities and abilities through a profile-chart challenge, while another tests their ability to act naturally in improvised romantic scenes. These different formats reveal contrasting qualities, from confidence and creativity to sensitivity, spontaneity, and a willingness to laugh at themselves.
What makes Genjibu House distinctive is its combination of group chemistry, personal revelations, improvisation, and playful competition. The entertainment comes not only from completing challenges but also from watching how the members respond to one another and express their individuality.
