全ステ

• 読み: ぜんステ
• ローマ字: zensute
• 漢字の分解: 全 (all, complete) + ステ (abbreviation of ステージ/stage) → attending all stages/shows
• 発音: /zeɴ.su.te/

意味

Attending every single show on a tour; going to all stages/dates.

全ステ is short for 全ステージ (all stages). It describes the ultimate display of fan dedication — attending every concert date on an artist's tour, regardless of location. This can mean traveling across Japan (or internationally) and spending enormous amounts on tickets, transportation, and accommodation. Fans who achieve 全ステ are respected (and sometimes worried about) within their communities.

例文

1. 今回のツアー全ステする予定だから貯金始めないと。
2. 全ステした人のレポ読むと毎回セトリ違うの分かるよね。
3. 仕事辞めてまで全ステするのは流石にやりすぎじゃない？

使い方ガイド

場面: fan communities, social media

トーン: proud, determined

正しい言い方

• 全ステは無理だけど半分は行きたいな。 (I can't do all shows but I want to go to at least half.)
• 全ステ達成おめでとう！体力すごいね。 (Congrats on attending every show! Your stamina is amazing.)

避ける言い方

• 全ステできない人に「本当のファンじゃない」は絶対ダメ (Never tell someone who can't attend all shows that they're 'not a real fan')

よくある間違い

• Thinking 全ステ is common — it requires significant time, money, and energy, and most fans can only attend a few dates

起源と歴史

Abbreviation of 全ステージ (all stages). Emerged from idol and band fan communities in the 2000s-2010s as fans began documenting their attendance records on social media.

文化的背景

時代: 2000s-2010s, intensified with social media

世代: Teens to 30s, devoted fans

社会的背景: Requires disposable income and flexible schedule

地域メモ: Used across all of Japan. Represents the pinnacle of fan dedication in Japanese concert culture.