Japanalysis

Subscribers 424K

Videos 120

Views 96.0M

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Japanalysis explores Japanese culture, social norms, and contemporary issues through in-depth analysis of memes, etiquette, work and public behavior, as well as industry topics like the idol scene and censorship. Its content leans toward explanatory, long-form videos and investigations with subtitles/translation emphasis, often presenting tutorials and deep-dives into specific Japan-related questions. The channel publishes roughly 21 minutes per video on average, with an overall view rate around 815K views per video, and it has 424K subscribers and 96M total views since joining in 2016.

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#1

Criminal Tracks

83% relevance

Subscribers 39.9K

Videos 483

Views 10.1M

Appearances 8

SERP 93%

Similarity 76%

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Both target audiences interested in Japan-related scandals and controversies, evidenced by high overlap on searches like jaapanese celebrity scandals and japan celebrity controversies (83% match), indicating similar topic focus though Criminal Tracks likely presents more sensational content than Japanalysis.

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#2

Dev Moore

79% relevance

Subscribers 144K

Videos 314

Views 14.0M

Appearances 10

SERP 100%

Similarity 65%

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They share an interest in Japanese trends and fashion with Japanalysis, as reflected by the 100% search overlap for extreme Japanese trends and 65% content similarity, implying audience alignment on trend-focused Japan content but differing in presentation style.

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TERIYAKI JAPAN

71% relevance

Subscribers 16.5K

Videos 22

Views 983.3K

Appearances 6

SERP 52%

Similarity 83%

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Both channels explore work culture and social attitudes in Japan (queries like work culture japan and Japanese work culture), yielding a 71% match with high content (83%), showing substantial topic alignment though TERIYAKI JAPAN emphasizes lifestyle/work culture over broader analysis.

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Hoang Pham

67% relevance

Subscribers 32.1K

Videos 300

Views 6.5M

Appearances 4

SERP 50%

Similarity 79%

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Hoang Pham and Japanalysis both cover Japanese social etiquette and tourism attitudes (queries: japanese social etiquette, public behavior japan), with 67% overall match and 79% content similarity, indicating stylistic differences despite overlapping subjects.

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Paolo fromTOKYO view on YouTube

64% relevance

Subscribers 3.7M

Videos 546

Views 685.4M

Appearances 6

SERP 44%

Similarity 77%

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Both channels discuss public behavior and Japanese norms (queries: public behavior japan, japanese censorship norms, japanese legal system), yielding a 64% match and 77% content similarity, showing shared topics with Paolo fromTOKYO covering broader sociopolitical angles.

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WatchMojo.com view on YouTube

63% relevance

Subscribers 25.9M

Videos 32K

Views 17.9B

Appearances 8

SERP 50%

Similarity 72%

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Share a focus on celebrity scandal patterns, as indicated by a 63% match and 72% content similarity, but WatchMojo's list-style, broader pop culture approach differentiates its content style from Japanalysis.

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Top competitors include Paolo fromTOKYO (64% match) and Dev Moore (79% match) as the closest in overlap, sharing queries like 'public behavior Japan' and 'japanese censorship norms' or 'extreme trends Japan'. Criminal Tracks (83% match) also competes on 'jaapanese celebrity scandals' and 'celebrity controversies Japan'. Hoang Pham (67% match) and TERIYAKI JAPAN (71% match) further diversify the overlap around work culture, tourism attitudes, and social etiquette. Japanalysis has 424K subscribers, while Paolo fromTOKYO has about 3.7M and Dev Moore about 144K, indicating sizable differences in audience reach among the overlapping competitors. Common queries include japanese social etiquette, work culture japan, and public behavior japan.

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#8	63%	Lazy Masquerade	68%	1.9M	55%	8
#9	62%	Coffeehouse Crime	71%	2.2M	47%	4
#10	61%	Chibi Reviews	76%	486K	38%	5
#11	61%	Paahtis	82%	63.9K	28%	4
#12	60%	Langley Esquire	73%	8.6K	40%	2
#13	60%	Kana \| Quite Japan	82%	1.1K	26%	2
#14	59%	Dark Asia with Megan	74%	1.1M	36%	5
#15	59%	Life Where I'm From	75%	1.8M	34%	2
#16	58%	Mujin	78%	716K	28%	3
#17	58%	NihonJohn	83%	34.1K	20%	3
#18	57%	Howzit Japan	77%	31.4K	28%	3
#19	56%	Kikyo Yan	74%	2.2K	29%	3
#20	56%	The Anime Man	82%	3.3M	16%	2
#21	56%	MISS-K-DRAMA	70%	214K	34%	4
#22	55%	Overworked Salaryman	77%	8.1K	22%	1
#23	55%	Inaka Adventure	81%	51.8K	17%	3
#24	55%	TAKASHii	80%	2.6M	18%	4
#25	54%	Addy	79%	249K	18%	3
#26	54%	Hangry By Nature	73%	99.2K	26%	3
#27	54%	Let's ask Shogo \| Katana, Budo, & Kimono	77%	1.9M	19%	2
#28	54%	Stephanie Soo	76%	5.1M	21%	3
#29	54%	Mellow In Japan	75%	26.1K	22%	1
#30	53%	Edvasian	74%	1.1M	21%	4
#31	52%	VaazkL	70%	2.3M	27%	2
#32	52%	TEDx Talks	64%	44.2M	35%	5
#33	52%	KOOKIELIT	72%	429K	22%	2
#34	52%	Rotten Mango	71%	6.3M	22%	6
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#36	49%	Fredrik Knudsen	66%	1.3M	22%	1
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#38	47%	JaysJinxed	67%	9.3K	18%	1
#39	47%	CNN Business	67%	747K	18%	1
#40	47%	IAFOR Media	64%	3.0K	21%	3
#41	47%	TODAY	66%	5.0M	18%	1
#42	46%	Well.	64%	62.6K	18%	1
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Japanalysis?

Criminal Tracks — 83% match, 39.9K subscribers; Dev Moore — 79% match, 144K subscribers; TERIYAKI JAPAN — 71% match, 16.5K subscribers. All three channels share a focus on Japan-focused content, including culture, language, and analysis similar to Japanalysis.

What type of content does Japanalysis make?

Japanalysis creates analysis-based videos about Japan, its culture, language, and related topics, with video titles like The Meme of Japan's Most Embarrassing Man and Every Unspoken Japanese Rule You Need to Know. They average about 815.3K views per video, and the channel has 424K subscribers; upload frequency is implied by the 'Average: 815.3K views/video' note and recent video list, suggesting multiple uploads with potentially weekly or more frequent cadence.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Japanalysis?

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