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¿Qué hay en Japón?

@quehayenjapon

Language: SpanishCountry not available28 days old

  • Persona: Expert · Adult
  • Japanese habits
  • Home organization
  • Decluttering
  • Cleaning tips
  • Minimalism
  • Danshari
  • Kitchen tips
  • Spanish
Subscribers
27
Total views
5.91K
Videos
19

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Growth

Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days

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Subscribers per UTC day, last 30 days, newest first
Day (UTC)Subscribers
Nov 2, 202627
Nov 1, 202626
Oct 31, 202625
Oct 30, 202623
Oct 29, 202620
Oct 28, 202619
Oct 27, 202619
Oct 26, 202615
Oct 25, 202613

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Analysis

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Persona

Expert · Adult · Male · Bright, tidy home interiors and cluttered rooms shown in thumbnails

Niche

Japanese-inspired home organizing, cleaning and decluttering habits (Spanish)

Audience

Spanish-speaking adults, often apartment dwellers, who want practical tidying, cleaning and decluttering routines with a Japanese angle (inferred from titles, about text and descriptions).

Avatar
  • Realistic avatar
  • A photorealistic dark-haired man in a plain polo or t-shirt (blue, red or black) with a very expressive face, shown in thumbnails beside AI-looking rooms and objects. The channel avatar is a different image, a young woman taking a mirror selfie.
Format

Roughly 15-minute numbered lists (8 to 31 items). Opens with an 'open your drawer now' prompt and 'none of this is your fault', explains a Japanese concept, ends with three questions and one small step.

Content pillars
  • Decluttering and what to throw away
  • Japanese tidying concepts (danshari, genkan, mottainai)
  • Bathroom, drain and odor cleaning
  • Kitchen tools and food storage
  • Habits for people over 50
Title patterns
  • [N] Cosas que TIRAR Antes de Ordenar tu Casa (Método Japonés)
  • [N] Hábitos Japoneses contra [problem] en Casa
  • ¿Por qué [common situation]? [N] trucos revelados
  • Deja de comprar basura: [N] utensilios japoneses para toda la vida
Thumbnails

Bright collage of cluttered or tidy rooms with a presenter on one side, big bold Spanish text with a number and red or yellow highlights, arrows and a Japan flag or cherry blossom accent.

Their thumbnails, most viewed first

Why it works
  • Numbered-list title formula in 10 of 12 uploads, with Japan framing in most titles
  • Clear hook in every description and opening: a task to do right now, so viewers act at once
  • Steady output: about 4 uploads a week, with videos of 14 to 18 minutes
  • Thumbnails share one presenter and layout, so the channel reads as one series
  • Top video, with 959 views, is a broad 'why are Japanese homes tidy' question; the pack shows no other cause

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