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- For anyone wanting Japanese YouTube channel recommendations . . . - Reddit
YouTube Japan 公式チャンネル (this is just a channel for promoting Japanese YouTubers, the videos don't look too interesting and are short, so I don't recommend the videos, but their playlist section has a bunch of playlists full of Japanese content, whether you want to sift through these or not is up to you, this is just an extra
- What is your favorite YouTube channel about Japan : r JapanTravel - Reddit
Do you calm yourself down by watching Rambalac's trips? Or you search for that special railway rides 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
- Japan Times profiles Chris - Inside his new studio, YouTuber . . . - Reddit
But prior to Broad, no one had really applied that style to Japan in the YouTube space Abroad in Japan wasn’t an instant hit, but it gained momentum and grew to 100,000 subscribers in its first 2½ years, all while Broad continued on the JET Programme “I made my first 25 videos or so while I was still working as a teacher,” Broad says
- Youtube in japan : r japanlife - Reddit
For residents of Japan only - if you do not reside in Japan you are welcome to read, but do not post or comment or you will be removed Anything relevant to living or working in Japan such as lifestyle, food, style, environment, education, technology, housing, work, immigration, sport etc Rakuten Employees: Do not attempt to distribute your
- Do Youtubers have to pay taxes in Japan as a foreign student?
A round trip flight to Japan alone is over $1,200 nonstop No one is getting deported over $100 per month by the way Let’s put it this way, you need a bachelor’s degree to even live in Japan for employment purposes
- Moving to Japan as content creators? : r movingtojapan - Reddit
People who Youtube in Japan generally started elsewhere or did is as a hobby side gig until they made it big enough to do it full time Even then, you would probably have to structure it as a straight up business A business license, etc There would be lots of hoops to jump through, especially with the Visas
- Resident Path for a Content Creator (Freelancer) : r movingtojapan - Reddit
Of course, that being said there *are* a number of youtube content creators floating around here in Japan While the majority of them would be here legally for other purposes (eg as English teachers doing youtube stuff on the side, legally or not), there should be a small number that make youtube content their primary source of income
- Share your favourite Japanese YouTube channels! : r LearnJapanese - Reddit
茅ケ崎みなみ - Girl who goes sightseeing around Japan on her moped ソトレシピTV - Japanese camp cooking! If you're into camping, I highly recommend learning more about Japanese camping culture
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