Japan’s YouTube ecosystem is still a deep, shimmering rabbit hole in 2025. Past the hyper-edited J-vloggers, the studio-lit mukbang empires and the corporate-backed “creator units,” there’s a stranger ...

John Daub, creator and producer of the ONLY in JAPAN series on YouTube, one of the top Japan travel channels with an audience of over 1.5 million subscribers, has moved to a new YouTube channel.

YouTube accounted for more than 65% of all digital video-on-demand hours watched in Japan in May, reaching 72 million viewers ...

The rise in English-speaking foreigners living long-term in Japan plus the current increase in tourism has led to a new wave of content creators in the country, mostly on social media sites like ...

Whether they are avatar-utilizing virtual singers, frantic Hatsune-Miku-style Vocaloid producers or genre-bending bands, 122 Japanese artists participating in the three-daylong YouTube Music Weekend ...

A survey in Japan found that the most frequently used social media platforms were Line and YouTube, which were both considerably ahead of X and Instagram. People of all ages are glued to their ...

TOKYO - Mr Yuta Kato is increasingly annoyed by foreigners ignorant of Japan's social etiquette, whether that involves blocking the streets near his work in Tokyo's upscale Ginza district or ...

Since the launch of YouTube in 2005, vlogging took social media by storm as millennials started documenting everything from makeup tutorials to comedic skits and their daily lives. Vlogging in Japan, ...

Before she ever set foot in Japan, Megan spent countless hours there — virtually. Growing up in Kansas in the early 2010s, she devoured YouTube videos by a wave of early J-vloggers such as Sharla in ...

The amazing hour-long video of Japan takes you from Tokyo to Kyoto, Hakodate and more – and you'll see it all from above This 8K video from Armadas is the perfect tour through Japan from your living ...