Life in Japan, told in Spanish. A Mexican student in Tokyo filming the real day-to-day for a young Latin American and Spanish audience.

I'm Adrian, 20, from Guadalajara. I moved to Japan on my own to study, and I film what that life actually looks like: the classes, the food, the places, the small wins and the culture shock.
My audience is young and Spanish-speaking, and a lot of them dream of studying or traveling in Japan. When I recommend a place or a product, it reaches people who are planning to come here.



Day-in-the-life videos that show Japan as a student lives it, not as a tourist ad.
I explain Japan to Latin America and Spain in their own language and humor.
Most of my viewers are 18 to 34 and discover me through Reels and TikTok search.
I shoot and edit everything myself, from Shorts to long-form YouTube.
Nine out of ten Instagram views in the last 30 days came from people who don't follow me yet. Brand videos travel well beyond my follower count.
Tap a platform to see everything and its most-viewed video
Followers: October 15, 2026. Instagram and YouTube views: Sep 17 – Oct 14, 2026. TikTok views and audience breakdowns: Jul 27 – Aug 23, 2026. Original screenshots below.
Each partner got a video built around my real experience with them. "Engagement" below counts likes, comments, shares and saves as a share of views. The headline views add up Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
KOKO helps Latin American students with visas, language schools and housing in Japan. I used them to move here myself, so I told that story in a testimonial Reel and run an ongoing referral program with my audience.
Goyemon rebuilds traditional setta sandals with sneaker technology; their "unda" model was the official footwear of the Japan Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka. I visited their Shibuya store and styled the sandals in a Reel.
A styling Reel published as an Instagram Collab with @darumajeans, so it ran on both accounts at once.
Unedited screenshots from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube analytics, so you can check every number above. Tap one to enlarge it.
Spanish is spoken by about 500 million people. Very few creators living in Japan speak to them in their own language.
Reach visitors before they land. Every collaboration so far was saved thousands of times, the kind of signal that shows people plan to go.
My audience is the student who is still deciding. The KOKO testimonial alone brought 6,521 new followers.
Test the Latin American and Spanish market with content that explains your product's story, made by someone who can talk to your team in Japanese.