Vol. I . . . No. 300 Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Events · Announcement · Translated from Japanese

Hebiyoi Tier Announces Dec. 18 One-Man Live From Inside Her Kotatsu

After an hour of chatting with her head in the heated table, the streamer said in-person and streaming tickets were on sale, the latter with multi-angle viewing.

Hebiyoi Tier during “寒いし炬燵の中でしゃべろうよ【 蛇宵ティア / ななしいんく 】,” a broadcast that ran 1h 15m. Press to play from YouTube

Hebiyoi Tier announced a one-man live set for Dec. 18, closing a Tuesday talk stream on which she sat with her head inside a kotatsu, a heated table. She told viewers that first-come in-person tickets were available, along with streaming tickets for those who could not attend.

She delivered the news about 56 minutes in, after a running bit in which viewers sent small “1 yen tax” Super Chats to a made-up fund. Hebiyoi worked through what she would do if every person in the world gave her one yen, about 8 billion yen in total: build a 3D studio for roughly 300 million yen, set aside about 1 billion for upkeep, and put up an apartment building for her fans’ community. Eight paid messages arrived during the stream. When sponsors “signed on” to the plan, she declared that she had no choice but to give birth, and presented the ticket announcement as the newborn. She called viewers its fathers and said she had held the stream to make the moment happen.

“I did this stream because I wanted to do this.” — Hebiyoi Tier, after announcing her one-man live

She said the streaming tickets offer a multi-angle view of about four camera views that viewers can switch between themselves, in real time or later in the archive. She also mentioned that her voice drama is available until Nov. 15.

Before that, the stream was a wide-ranging chat. Hebiyoi described a first visit to a dermatologist for a skin condition and said the doctor advised her to take things easy, so she planned to cut back to one task a day for about two weeks. She also talked about her squishy-toy hobby and a trip to a specialty shop crowded with families, her love of photography and her two cats, Tonchan and Okoge, and she asked chat about their hobbies and what they would want to be reborn as.

Chat joked along throughout, and some noted how smoothly she had steered the stream toward the announcement. Hebiyoi said she would stream again at noon on Wednesday.

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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