Hakui Koyori Hands Out Hololive Koshien Awards, Including One for Five Straight Home Runs

HOLOLIVE — Hakui Koyori of Hololive’s holoX handed out the awards for Hololive Koshien 2026, the agency’s annual baseball-game tournament, on her weekly morning show, “Asa Koyo,” on Tuesday. Among the winners was a player who hit home runs in five straight at-bats in a single game, a feat she said she did not expect to see repeated.

Koyori said the champion was Koyo High School, which won its first title in its third year in the event. Best batting average went to a player named Yancha Rengo at .583. The most hits and most stolen bases went to a first-year player, while the best earned run average, 3.54, and the most strikeouts, 25, went to a player named after Yukihana Lamy. Koyori also noted that Lis was the only member who had been on the winning school all three years.

“Even we, watching, were a little put off from about the fourth one.” — Hakui Koyori, on the five consecutive home runs

Earlier, in her news segment, Koyori reported that Kirakira Vivi had passed one million channel subscribers, and that three weeks of reveals from her second album, “Chemical Spark,” had begun, with four of its 10 tracks now public. She also addressed this week’s Holo Hanabi fireworks show: staff told her that a round design she had drawn for an earlier show was deliberately mixed in by the fireworks maker.

Viewers filled the chat with applause and laughter during the awards. Koyori said she would stream again at 7 p.m. to look back at fan clips from the tournament, and that she expected to be off the air on two full workdays this week, though she planned to post shorts at 5 p.m. She also mentioned a radio program at 6:30 p.m.