Vol. I . . . No. 295 Thursday, October 22, 2026
Talk · Morning Chat · Translated from Japanese

Kisaki Anko Returns From a Bout of Stomach Pain With Tales of a Chaotic Ramen Shop

The 774inc streamer said the pain was bad enough that she thought she might stop being human, then spent most of a Friday morning chat stream laughing about a ramen-shop game.

Kisaki Anko during “【 きんようびの朝枠 】わらいすぎてほっぺたなくなりかけ、おなかはとれそうになるさわがしい。日々【 季咲あんこ / ななしいんく 】,” a broadcast that ran 1h 46m. Press to play from YouTube

Kisaki Anko returned to her morning slot on Friday after a bout of stomach trouble, opening the stream with an apology for the worry. The pain, which she said had eased by the previous night, had been strong enough that she thought she might stop being human. She described not being able to lie still, taking medicine, wandering around the house and finally feeling calmer after a bath. Her voice was low and hoarse as she spoke, and she said she was feeling much better.

She then turned to a recent ramen-shop game she had played with other talents, saying she had never expected to laugh so hard that her cheeks nearly gave out. Much of the stream went to her account of it: a part-time worker’s dishwasher being moved just as the part-time leader happened to be standing there, a leader who ended up gambling from the register, standing on the dishwasher and tossing shuriken, and a manager who was nowhere in the shop. She said the game froze for her once from laughing, and that she had to stop telling the story because it made her stomach hurt again.

“It hurt so much I honestly thought I was going to stop being human.” — Kisaki Anko, on her stomach pain

Another tale concerned a room number the shop manager sent her: the digits were in full-width characters while the letters were half-width, and she could not get in. She called it a charming quirk, and chat thanked her for the behind-the-scenes story.

The talk then drifted to snacks, where she said she was leaning toward chocolate and tart sweets and had become newly interested in chocolate marshmallows, to hair, where she said she had realized she likes twin tails and tied-up styles in general, and to food she cannot eat. Cucumber, eggplant, peppers and broccoli are out, she said, while bean sprouts and green onion are fine, and she described frying a chijimi, a Korean-style pancake, while scolding the pan over spattering oil.

She closed the stream after about an hour and 45 minutes, saying she planned to stream again the next day, a little earlier, and would post details later that day.

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.

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