Nanase Suzuna Opens Morning Stream With New Theme, Reads 600th-Episode Messages
The Nijisanji talent said she expects to reach the 1,000th episode of her daily morning series in about two years.
NIJISANJI — Nanase Suzuna of Nijisanji used the Wednesday edition of her morning series, *Ohasuzu*, to read out Super Chat messages sent for its 600th episode, after opening the broadcast with a new opening and background music.
The stream began at 7 a.m. Japan time. Chat noticed the new music within the first two minutes, and later in the stream Suzuna said the new opening had been made to look sparkly and cute. After the main broadcast ended at about the two-hour mark, she returned to read the 600th-episode Super Chats one by one, thanking each sender. She estimated the series is roughly two years from its 1,000th episode and called that realistic.
“We’ll keep going through 700, 800, 900, 1,000, 10,000, 100,000, even 500 million, so please look after us.” — Nanase Suzuna, closing the stream
Earlier, the stream ran as a relaxed chat. Suzuna talked about the Pokémon games she has played, choosing between paired game versions, and why she prefers days packed with errands. She said her morning streams have become part of her routine, running about four days a week, and that early starts also double as a vocal warm-up before work. She also said the next cooking collaboration with a guest is set for February, when the studio’s and the guest’s schedules lined up.
Viewers responded to the schedule news with messages of anticipation, and chat filled with her greeting and sign-off emotes at the open and close. Suzuna said she has no evening stream planned for the day and no morning stream on Thursday, with the next one confirmed for Friday the 23rd.
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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.