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- What is your favorite YouTube channel about Japan - Reddit
Tell us, what is your favorite YouTube channel about Japan Full links only, please Self-promos will result in outright permanent bans This is a one time opportunity to share your favorite YouTube channel (s), so choose wisely (This post is part of a discussion series set up by the moderators of r JapanTravel
- For anyone wanting Japanese YouTube channel recommendations . . . - Reddit
For anyone wanting Japanese YouTube channel recommendations 9especially beginners who don't know where to start looking for Japanese YouTubers, like me)
- What were the long term consequences of the Logan Paul Japan . . . - Reddit
YouTube's response was to shift towards more advertiser-friendly content Slick, professional productions, often made by media corporations, large multi-user networks or content creators with the capital and experience in media to create large professional setups These people became the new face of YouTube
- Does anyone know more about the Japan Eat youtube instagram . . . - Reddit
Does anyone know more about the Japan Eat youtube instagram channel? This guy creates pretty interesting videos about Japanese food, in Japan He visits restaurants and gives you his opinion about what he eats He has a comically monotonous voice and has a deadpan style to his videos, which makes it quite popular and fun to watch
- How do YouTubers get Visas? : r movingtojapan - Reddit
Most of them move to Japan on a conventional visa arrangement (student, work, dependent, etc) YouTube is then a side gig alongside whatever else they do There are limits to how much money you can earn from an activity other than the one specified by one's visa, but you can apply for permission to exceed the limit
- Moving to Japan as content creators? : r movingtojapan - Reddit
Not sure how Basic question then is, as Youtube content creators and online sellers who easily support their family, can we move to Japan for longer then the 30 or 90 day tourist visa? Edit: Would it matter if our content showcased Japan in a positive way with our family living there?
- YouTube Travel Channels that dont suck : r TravelHacks - Reddit
I really like Chris Abroad, Sharla in Japan, TokiDoki Traveler, Seerasan, CDawgVA, JoeytheAnimeMan Half of that list works in some capacity with TokyoCreative which is basically an advertising agency that hires employs people to be YouTubers and they get paid by the Japanese tourism boards of different cities or prefectures to make videos
- Resident Path for a Content Creator (Freelancer) : r movingtojapan - Reddit
An American based company that primarily deals with YouTube is offering me a full-time gig to write make videos for their channel And could we potentially get a business visa with our YouTube channel? Yes, but the business manager visa for starting a content business difficult and costs a lot more than the claimed 5million yen minimum
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