Kazuya Seto Works Through Love-Test Sheets Over Two Cans, Saving the Last for Next Time
The Nori Pro streamer answered viewer-shared questionnaires on dating etiquette and ended the night saying he was off to bed.
NORI PRO — Kazuya Seto of Nori Pro spent a Tuesday-night drinking stream answering questionnaires about what counts as cheating in a relationship, working through them one item at a time with a beer in hand.
He opened by saying he was worn out after a full day that began in the morning, and that he had wanted to stream because he had not done so in a while. The night before, he said, he had taken part in a singing relay. For the evening he had brought a Belgian-style white ale and a limited-edition pineapple Honshibori in a long can, plus an umeboshi-and-kelp rice ball and a cheesecake. He added that the archive might be restricted if he nodded off. The first toast came a quarter of an hour in, and he said he had expected something like a Calpis soda from the “white ale” label and found it was properly beer.
“Why not just go with me?” — Kazuya Seto, on a theme-park outing with an opposite-sex friend
The main business was a set of judgment sheets, each asking whether a situation with an opposite-sex friend is acceptable. He said the sheets were made by another creator who has made them available for others to use, and that he had once read the same questions aloud on an earlier ASMR stream. Answering as though he were in a relationship, he allowed a lunch together as long as he was told about it, and ruled out a movie or karaoke for two. Of a theme-park outing for two he said he would break up over it, adding “Why not just go with me?”. A late-night call was fine for him only as part of a group game. He went on to a second set of questions about ex-partners and, from the 1:29 mark, a set of “ultimate two-choice” questions he was seeing for the first time, in which he picked being pursued over pursuing and an income of four million yen with more time together over a larger income and less.
By the second hour he was visibly sleepy, opening a second can and talking with chat about a recent concert and an anime film he had seen. He set the last of the sheets aside for the next drinking stream. He closed by saying he was going to bed, and that his next stream would be either a horror game or a singing stream.
Chat answered his toast and, near the end, urged him to get some rest. Five Super Chats came in during the stream.
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This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.


