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Our Selection of The Top 15 YouTubers in Japan

YourJapan Blog by YourJapan Blog
February 20, 2022
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Nowadays, there are many resources online to be found when you are collecting information about your next trip. Youtube, for sure, is a resourceful place to turn to if you are planning to visit or live in Japan. That’s why we gathered a list of the Top 15 YouTubers in Japan, check them out and discover more about the land of the rising sun.

 

Table of Contents

  • Venus Angelic
  • Rachel and Jun
  • Abroad in Japan
  • Only in Japan
  • Life Where I’m From
  • That Japanese Man Yuta
  • Kimdao
  • Reina Scully
  • Micaela
  • Tabieats
  • Find your love in Japan
  • Ask Japanese
  • Tokidoki Traveller
  • PeachMilky
  • Paolo from Tokyo

Venus Angelic

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Venus Angelic
Credits: Venus Angelic on Instagram

Venus Angelic is a Swiss Youtuber living in Japan. She is a super cute girl showing her life (and some funny challenges) in Japan. With almost 2 million subscribers, she got famous after her YouTube video “How to look like a doll” went viral. If you are into the kawaii style, you definitely should check out her channel.

Youtube Channel: Venus Angelic

Rachel and Jun

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Rachel and Jun
Credits: RachelAndJun on Instagram

Rachel and Jun are a Japanese/American married couple living in Aichi, they make interesting videos about Japanese curiosities and their life in Japan. Their youtube channel is pretty popular among people interested in dating/marrying a Japanese citizen. Take a look at their channel to learn more about life in Japan.

Youtube Channel: Rachel and Jun

 

Abroad in Japan

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Abroad in
Credits: Abroad in Japan on Instagram

Chris Broad is a British Guy living in Japan. In his channel,  he talks about his life in Japan. His videos are mostly educational, with curious topics and a touch of sarcasm. His goal is to make people get to know more about Japan and encourage them to visit the country.

Youtube Channel: Abroad in Japan

 

Only in Japan

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Only in
Credits: Only in Japan on Instagram

With almost a million subscribers, Only in Japan is popular among Japan lovers. The creator, John Daub, is a Regular Reporter on NHK World and lived in Japan for over 20 years. If you are looking for informational videos, this is the place to be! I know, informational videos can sound a bit boring, but trust me, his videos are amazing and made professionally!

Youtube Channel: Only in Japan

 

Life Where I’m From

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Life Where I'm From
Credits: Life Where I’m From on Instagram

Life where I’m from is a great channel about two half Japanese, half Canadian children living in Japan. The goal of the channel is to have kids from around the world see what life is like for other kids around the world. The chance to see Japan from the point of view of a child is fascinating and will also influence your own way seeing things. Their father also has a channel showing his adult perspective of Japan, the Life where I’m from X. Both channels are worth the visit!

Youtube Channel: Life Where I’m From 

 

That Japanese Man Yuta

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan That Japanese Man Yuta
Credits: That Japanese Man Yuta on Facebook

This Youtube channel is made by a Japanese man, Yuta Aoki, who “created” his own method to learn English after being rejected a scholarship in the USA. Yuta has a 100% Japanese background, with Japanese parents and received all his education in Japan. In his videos, he goes to the streets and interviews people about different topics. The point is to, somehow, break the language barrier and allow people to understand what Japanese people really think.

Youtube Channel: That Japanese Man Yuta

 

Kimdao

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Kim Dao
Credits: Kim Dao on Instagram

Kim Dao is an Australian YouTuber living in Japan who has around half a million subscribers. Most of her videos are targeting women and she talks a lot about beauty, cosmetics and fashion.  It’s a great channel if you want to get recommendations and learn more about Japanese products and stores.

Youtube Channel: Kimdao

 

Reina Scully

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Reina Scully
Credits: Reina Scully on Instagram

You definitely should check Reina Scully’s channel if you are into Anime! Reina was born in Japan, and raised in the US and considers herself as an all-around nerd, gamer and cosplayer. Even though she talks a lot about anime on her channel, she also vlogs and teaches some (good and bad) Japanese. 

Youtube Channel: Reina Scully

 

Micaela

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Micaela
Credits: Micaela on Intagram

Micaela is a Canadian girl living outside of the Kanto area (the biggest metropolitan area of Japan and where Tokyo is located). She is a proud resident of Kyushu and has been living in Japan for over 10 years! On her channel, she shares really informational videos about life and travel in Japan. She also has a second channel where she posts vlogs and more personal videos about her life in Japan.

Youtube Channel: Micaela

 

Tabieats

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Tabieats
Credits: TabiEats Shinichi on Instagram

You probably gonna get really hungry after checking out this channel. Tabieats is a channel of two Japanese guys sharing their passion for food and travel. Most of their videos are about food in Japan, but they also have great videos about food all around the world. They also share recipes, in case you want to get even more into Japanese cuisine.

Youtube Channel: Tabieats

 

Find your love in Japan

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Find Your Love in
Credits: Find Your Love in Japan on Facebook

The YouTuber behind Find your love in Japan is Nobita, a Japanese guy who describes himself as “a crazy ugly stupid Japanese man”. He also says that the goal of his channel is, as the title says, to help you to find your love in Japan. Many of his videos are about relationships in Japan, but he also shares Japanese perspectives on many topics by interviewing people. He even makes videos giving his own point of view about popular subjects (and sometimes quite controversial). 

Youtube Channel: Find Your Love in Japan

 

Ask Japanese

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Ask Japanese
Credits: Cathy Cat on Instagram

This channel is a collection of street interviews of Japanese people on various subjects related to Japan. The interviewer, Cathy Cat (she also has her own channel), is a cutie into J-Fashion, and her style is amazing! The topics covered will range from Hollywood movies to culture shock. By the way, most of the videos are conducted in both English and Japanese (when she speaks in Japanese, there are English subtitles and vice-versa), so it’s a great way to learn some Japanese words!

Youtube Channel: Ask Japanese

 

Tokidoki Traveller

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Tokidoki Traveller
Credits: EMMA on Instagram

Emma is an Aussie girl living in Tokyo. In her videos, she shares her life and curiosities about Japan. Her YT channel started to get noticed after her video about her tiny apartment in Tokyo (8 squares meters) got really popular. Her videos are easy going and has some artistic touches, it’s like listening to a friend talking to you. 

Youtube Channel: Tokidoki Traveller

 

PeachMilky

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Peach Milky
Credits: Sophie on Instagram

PeachMilky is a YT channel directed by Sophie, a Northern Irish girl who is also a cosplayer. Her videos are personal and she talks about her life in Japan, beauty and even her plastic surgeries.  She is really into the Japanese Kawaii Culture, so anybody that’s interested check out her channel. 

Youtube Channel: PeachMilky

 

Paolo from Tokyo

Top 15 Youtubers in Japan Paolo From Tokyo
Credits: Paolo from TOKYO on Instagram

As the name says, this YT channel is about Paolo, a Filipino American who has been living in Tokyo for a long time. You can find all sorts of content about Tokyo on his channel, from food to onsen. Paolo is a videographer so you can expect great images (and editing) in his videos. Take a look at his channel!

Youtube Channel: Paolo From Tokyo

There you have it, our recommendation of the top 15 YouTubers in Japan! Which one is your favorite? Which one is missing on our list? Share it with us on our  Facebook group.

If you still interested in influencers in Japan, check out our article about the Top 15 Food Bloggers in Japan and get hungry! Also, don’t miss out on our posts about Japan and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Matane!

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