Nazuna Kaga Wins a Chiikawa Sale Race Live After Hours of Talk About Roaches and a New Dining Room
The VSpo streamer had a TV decision, a pest scare and a Chiikawa muffler to settle before she signed off.
VSPO — Nazuna Kaga, a VSpo streamer, spent a 158-minute chat stream on Friday working through a home-improvement plan, a pest scare and a limited-run Chiikawa sale, and ended it with a successful purchase made live on air.
She opened by saying she was short on sleep after a late night out, with tea in hand and no other chance to stream before she went out again the next day. A firm was due that day to take away furniture she no longer wanted, and movers were booked for the next, with a dining table to arrive the day after. She said she planned to have the movers help with curtains and light bulbs too. Once the table was in, she said, she would draw with Posca paint markers at it with one friend and hold a hot-pot night with another. Setting up the room led her to a question for chat: whether she needed a second TV, one for the dining area and one for the sofa. She found a 40-inch set cheaper than she expected, noted that the 100-inch projector screen she had bought was far bigger than she had pictured, and said she might go TV shopping once the stream ended.
“How long has this chat stream been all about G? How long are we going to keep talking about G?” — Nazuna Kaga, after nearly an hour on roaches
Much of the first hour went to what she called a follow-up on the baby cockroach, referred to throughout as “G”, that turned up during an earlier stream. She said she had since found a second one on an entrance wall and killed it with a tissue, and that a third had been seen in the kitchen. She said she had ordered stronger products after hearing that the bait she had set out for months does not work on the small German cockroach she suspected, thrown out opened packets of protein and old seasonings, and was weighing a pest-control company while worrying about being overcharged. Her sister was due to stay that night. Chat moved on to whether roaches live in Taiwan, Russia or Mongolia, and she asked an AI assistant on stream. Near the hour mark she went off to check the apartment, came back and reported that she had found nothing.
Around six in the evening came the sale. Reminded by an alarm that a Chiikawa sale opened at 6 p.m., she logged in, hunted for the right page while the site slowed under traffic, and added a muffler to her cart as the clock turned. A second item could not be bought in the same order because the goods ship at different times, so she bought the two separately, which doubled the shipping. She held the muffler up to the camera. Chat cheered the result, and several viewers said they were glad to watch the purchase live. She also described a Chiikawa clinic-themed shop with organ-shaped gacha capsule toys, and a Chiikawa claw-machine session earlier that day in which she had won two of the same prize and handed one to a child.
The stream then turned to anime. She declared Chiikawa and Re:Zero required courses for her viewers, offered electives drawn from a list of works that changed her life, and had chat report how many “credits” they had finished. She went through the picks one by one, calling Re:Zero, Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation and Darker than Black the easiest to start with, and From the New World darker but very complete. Talk drifted to Niconico, where she said she had watched streamers as a child but never streamed herself. She chose a beef dish for dinner, said she did not expect to stream the next day, and ended as a dog crowded around her feet.
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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.



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