A group of friends, Fischer's Silkroad, Motoki, Ndaho, and Masai, participate in a challenge called "Not stopping until drawing 10 lucky kinako-bous!" where they have to eat kinako-bous (kinako flour sticks) without drinking water until each member gets 10 "lucky" sticks with a red tip. The sticks are packaged in boxes, and there are only 10 lucky sticks per 50 regular sticks. As they progress through the challenge, they experience extreme dryness and frustration, especially Masai, who has bad luck and struggles to get his 10 lucky sticks. Eventually, Masai gives up and is replaced by a substitute, Peketan, who joins the challenge. After a long and arduous process, each member finally gets their 10 lucky sticks, and they are rewarded with a drink of water, which they find extremely refreshing.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The participants are Fischer's Silk, Motoki, Ndaho, and Masai.
2. The game is to eat kinako-bous (kinako flour sticks) and find the lucky ones with a red tip.
3. There are 500 kinako-bous in total.
4. Only 10 out of 50 sticks are the lucky ones.
5. The participants are not allowed to drink water until they finish the game.
6. The game is called "Not stopping until drawing 10 lucky kinako-bous!"
7. The participants take turns eating kinako-bous and checking for the red tip.
8. Ndaho is the first to finish the game with 10 lucky kinako-bous.
9. Masai gives up and is replaced by Peketan.
10. Peketan joins the game and helps the team.
11. The participants finally finish the game after eating multiple boxes of kinako-bous.
12. After finishing the game, the participants are allowed to drink water.
13. They express their relief and satisfaction after drinking water.