Out of the Blue, He Devours 1kg in One Go — 5ch Wonders: “Does That Make Him a Big Eater?”

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The story

A thread titled “I suddenly felt like trying a big-eating challenge, so I did” popped up on the News VIP board (5ch). It was started by “Pomii,” a poster known for talking in emoji and kaomoji faces. After knocking back 400g of frozen soba, 400g of frozen udon, and 200g of white rice — 1kg in total — in one sitting, and then announcing he could still eat more, the thread spiraled into chatter. Replies ranged from big-eating theories (“an average person’s limit is 1.5kg,” “the ones who eat 3kg on TV are pros”) to talk about weight and muscle-training routines, and even plans to binge during 7-Eleven’s Black Friday half-price sale.

What people said

1AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:34
(っ´ω`c) Anyway, I ate the 400g frozen soba, 400g frozen udon, and 200g white rice I had at home — 1kg total. But going by how my stomach feels, I think I could still eat more.
4AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:37
(っ´ω`c) Probably if I pushed myself, 1.5kg would be my limit. People who can eat more than 2kg are insane.
110AnonymousNov 12, 2026 15:38
Re: #4
I have a thing for girls who eat a lot
When I was younger, I did big-eating challenges myself because I wanted to really feel how amazing big eaters are

An average person's limit is 1.5kg, right
I've never had a girl like that in real life who could go beyond it, but if I ever saw one, it'd be unreal
6AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:39
(っ´ω`c) You see people on TV eating like 3kg sometimes, right? They're pros.
114AnonymousNov 12, 2026 15:41
Re: #6
There's a girl who streams herself eating around 10kg every night
10AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:40
(っ´ω`c) Actually, it's secretly a poop-volume challenge.
13AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:42
Re: #10
(っ´ω`c) Well yeah, I bet a lot's gonna come out.
14AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:42
Pomii's poop doesn't seem like it'd smell bad
18AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:45
Re: #14
(っ´ω`c) It smells. It smells so bad it's rough.
20AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:46
(◍•ᴗ•◍) So this is what they call a cheat day…
22AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:47
Re: #20
(っ´ω`c) I'm not doing crazy-intense muscle training though… not sure if I can even call it a cheat day…
23AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:48
There probably aren't many places that pay out prize money these days
At best you get the meal for free, or some cheap freebie
26AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:48
Re: #23
(っ´ω`c) Ah, getting it for free does seem likely. That's the image I have of it. Not really interested in some cheap freebie though…
25AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:48
People who binge-eat like this have some kind of condition
30AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:52
Re: #25
(っ´ω`c) Huh! Huh! Huh?!
27AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:49
How much do you weigh, Pomii? 😨
31AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:52
Re: #27
(っ´ω`c) Probably around 82kg…
34AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:54
Re: #30
'My stomach is a bottomless pit' is a lie
Your satiety center is just broken
38AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:59
Re: #34
(っ´ω`c) People who love spicy food seem kind of broken somewhere too — the ones who can't feel the spiciness.
36AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:55
(´・ω・`) Wow, dieting's impressive, huh.
43AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:00
Re: #36
(っ´ω`c) At first, dieting makes you lose weight easily, doesn't it.
39AnonymousNov 12, 2026 12:59
The thread title is cute (*^^*)
45AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:00
Re: #39
(っ´ω`c) Thanks. You're cute too.
42AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:00
(´・ω・`) That's a crazy way of eating.
46AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:01
Re: #42
(っ´ω`c) Can I call myself a big eater now?
47AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:03
(´・ω・`) Guess it's 'Pomii@BigEater' now.
48AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:04
Re: #47
(っ´ω`c) That's too presumptuous of me……
50AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:06
(´・ω・`) You should binge on snacks too
51AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:07
Re: #50
(っ´ω`c) I want to. I really want to try that. Ice cream would be good too. Sweets.
54AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:12
No point in a NEET worrying about their health
Just eat as much as you want
57AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:19
Re: #54
(っ´ω`c) What if I end up hospitalized…!? I don't want to go through something painful…!
55AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:13
(´・ω・`) Self-restraint… moderation…
58AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:19
Re: #55
(っ´ω`c) …… Think I could reach Google Play Platinum rank?
56AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:13
He's working hard at muscle training, so it's probably fine, I guess
59AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:20
Re: #56
(っ´ω`c) I really am working hard at muscle training… I want you all to try my workout routine too… I want to make you go 'it's THIS brutal!?'
60AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:20
Muscle training would mess with my job, so I don't want to do it
62AnonymousNov 12, 2026 13:31
Re: #60
(っ´ω`c) What kind of job is that, exactly? Now I'm curious. A job where you're not allowed to do muscle training?
130AnonymousNov 12, 2026 16:12
Planning to buy a ton of half-price Nanachiki (7-Eleven's fried chicken) during their Black Friday sale and binge on it
135AnonymousNov 12, 2026 16:30
Re: #130
(っ´ω`c) Is it 'Good Meat Day'!? (a pun on 11/29 — "1129" can be read as "ii-niku," meaning "good meat")

Background and Key Points of This Topic

So-called “big eating” (ōgui) is an established genre of spectacle and entertainment in Japan, with people polishing off several kilograms of food on TV shows or livestreams. Medically speaking, this is said to relate to individual differences in how the brain’s satiety center functions and how much the stomach can stretch. Within the thread itself, comments like “their satiety center is just broken” come up — not a professional diagnosis, but a commonly repeated folk theory. This particular thread wasn’t tied to any official contest or record attempt; it was an informal, spur-of-the-moment “challenge” one person started on a whim. Rather than playing up health risks, it stayed centered on casual chat about quantities and limits.

*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (News VIP) thread “(っ´ω`c) I suddenly felt like trying a big-eating challenge, so I did.”

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