Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 677

Views 166.9M

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大人の学び直しTV covers topics such as economy, investment, finance, world affairs, culture, history, philosophy, religion, and education, explained in an accessible way. The channel uses tutorials and explanatory content to teach adults about history, myths, religion, economics, and business, aiming to spark confidence and enrichment. It publishes content regularly, with recent videos covering a mix of world affairs and cultural topics, and accumulates an average of about 2.3 million views per video from a catalog of 677 videos and 1.1 million subscribers since joining in 2019.

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#1

TED-Ed view on YouTube ▶

79% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 21

SERP 100%

Similarity 66%

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Both target learners with concise, educational videos across history, myths, and fundamentals; share high search overlap on world history and ancient myths, though TED-Ed’s content depth and storytelling differ from 大人の学び直しTV.

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CrashCourse view on YouTube ▶

65% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 19

SERP 69%

Similarity 63%

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Both operate as accessible, structured educational channels covering world history, religion/philosophy, and basic economics, aligning on key search queries while CrashCourse often uses rapid-fire, course-led formats similar to 大人の学び直しTV.

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Mark Tilbury view on YouTube ▶

57% relevance

Subscribers 7.9M

Videos 317

Views 1.9B

Appearances 8

SERP 44%

Similarity 65%

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Both appeal to adults seeking foundational investing knowledge, with strong overlap on investment fundamentals and beginner strategies, though Mark Tilbury focuses more narrowly on finance whereas 大人の学び直しTV covers broader topics.

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Redeemed Zoomer view on YouTube ▶

56% relevance

Subscribers 678K

Videos 538

Views 105.7M

Appearances 6

SERP 34%

Similarity 70%

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Both attract audiences interested in explainers and comparative topics; share queries on religious differences and world religion overview, but Redeemed Zoomer’s religious focus contrasts with 大人の学び直しTV’s broader educational scope.

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Jake Doubleyoo

53% relevance

Subscribers 538K

Videos 113

Views 73.5M

Appearances 6

SERP 29%

Similarity 69%

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Both explain ancient myths and mythology in simplified terms, aligning on queries like ancient myths explained; style and depth may differ, with 大人の学び直しTV offering a broader adult-learning approach.

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Adam's Axiom

52% relevance

Subscribers 37.8K

Videos 17

Views 1.5M

Appearances 4

SERP 24%

Similarity 70%

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Both provide primers on economics concepts for beginners, matching on economic theory basics and primers; 大人の学び直しTV shares this educational aim but with a wider range of topics beyond economics.

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Top competitors include TED-Ed (79% match, 22.4M subscribers) and CrashCourse (65% match, 16.9M subscribers). They share overlapping queries such as world history education, ancient myths explained, religion and philosophy, and economic theory basics. Mark Tilbury (57% match, 7.9M subscribers) also competes on investment fundamentals, aligning with the channel on investment topics. Redeemed Zoomer (56% match, 678K subscribers) and Jake Doubleyoo (53% match, 538K subscribers) broaden the space with religious differences explained and ancient myths, respectively. Overall, the primary competition comes from TED-Ed and CrashCourse, which dwarf the channel in subscriber counts but target similar educational niches and search terms.

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#11	48%	Global Stats ▶	68%	294K	18%	3
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#14	47%	Novara Media ▶	66%	1.2M	20%	4
#15	47%	TED ▶	64%	27.2M	21%	7
#16	47%	ViewPoint Geopolitics	69%	3.9K	13%	2
#17	47%	WonderWhy ▶	70%	853K	11%	3
#18	46%	Casual Economics ▶	70%	84.9K	12%	3
#19	46%	Crayon Capital ▶	70%	182K	10%	2
#20	46%	The Paint Explainer ▶	67%	1.8M	14%	4
#21	46%	Jacob Clifford ▶	60%	1.1M	25%	8
#22	46%	How History Works ▶	68%	262K	12%	1
#23	45%	Philosophy Tube ▶	68%	1.7M	12%	1
#24	45%	Fall of Civilizations ▶	69%	1.5M	11%	3
#25	45%	Dreamoria ▶	70%	63.2K	8%	2
#26	44%	A Dose of Reason ▶	66%	157K	12%	4
#27	44%	The Plain Bagel ▶	69%	1.2M	8%	2
#28	44%	Opentiera	66%	31.7K	10%	6
#29	44%	Simple History ▶	66%	5.1M	11%	4
#30	44%	TEDx Talks ▶	63%	44.2M	15%	5
#31	44%	Jared Henderson ▶	66%	733K	9%	1
#32	43%	Prepworks Education	65%	32.6K	12%	1
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#40	42%	Casually Explained ▶	63%	4.2M	12%	1
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to 大人の学び直しTV?

TED-Ed (79% match, 22.4M subscribers), CrashCourse (65% match, 16.9M subscribers), and Mark Tilbury (57% match, 7.9M subscribers). They all produce educational, explanatory content aimed at broad audiences, often involving clear, structured lessons and topics across science, history, and culture.

What type of content does 大人の学び直しTV make?

大人の学び直しTV creates educational, explain-y content across topics like economics, history, religion, philosophy, world affairs, and self-improvement. Recent videos include X million views such as 'Why are only China and India so populous?' (5.9M views), 'Why are Jews persecuted?' (2.8M views), and 'Why has North Korea become so poor?' (2.8M views). The channel averages about 2.3M views per video, with an implied high-frequency upload pattern (multiple videos noted in recent titles).

How do we determine which channels are similar to 大人の学び直しTV?

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