Top 20 TikTok Influencers in Japan – Updated 2026
If you’re looking for the most popular TikTok Influencers in Japan, then you’ve come to the right place.
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Top 10 Virtual influencers in Japan 2026
Japanese Virtual Influencers, also known as virtual idols are gaining popularity both domestically and internationally, thanks to modern technology and social media platforms in Japan.
Top 10 Threads Influencers in Japan 2026
Threads has quickly become one of the most talked-about social platforms in Japan.
Top Social Media in Japan – Updated 2026
Japanese social media offers a great opportunity for businesses to reach customers in a cost-effective and targeted way.
What is SNS? Understanding Social Media in Japan
In Japan, people rarely say “social media” and instead use SNS, which stands for Social Networking Service and refers to platforms where people connect, share and communicate online.
How to find Japanese influencers
Finding influencers in Japan can be hard for many foreign brands operating in the Japanese market.
Top 10 Japanese X (Twitter) Influencers and KOL
Who are the most famous and popular X (Twitter) influencers in Japan? In this article, we will be taking a deep dive into Twitter.
Influencer Marketing Campaigns in Japan – Best 10 Examples
If you’re considering running an influencer Marketing Campaign in Japan, you should know that many brands are already carrying out this form of advertising to boost their sales.
What is LINE app Japan?
Have you heard of the app called LINE in Japan?
Tips for effective Japanese SEO strategy
Most website owners who target visitors from Japan know that Japanese SEO (search engine optimization) is an important element to bring website traffic.
Influencer Marketing in Japan – The Ultimate Guide
By using Japanese Influencer marketing, brands can quickly become popular in Japan.
Top 5 memorable social media campaigns in Japan 2018
Today we would like to share the 5 most memorable social media campaigns in Japan so far. 1.
5 Automotive Social Media Campaigns in Japan
Today, we’ll look at 5 Japanese automotive brands and how they ran some of their social media campaigns in Japan.
Japanese Social Media Marketing Review & Forecast for 2018-2019
Time flies so fast – we’re already entering the final quarter of 2018!
Top Beauty Brand Marketing Campaigns in Japan
In Japan, social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram are important tools for the marketing of beauty and cosmetics.
Using storytelling to boost your influencer marketing strategy in Japan
Storytelling is one of the most powerful strategies to emotionally attract an audience and can also be used to boost consumer buying behaviour.
4 tips to remember when running Influencer marketing campaigns in Japan
Social Media Marketing or “SNS Marketing” as it’s known in Japan constantly changing, just like other parts of the world.
Delistagrammer! 3 Great Examples of Influencer Campaigns by Food Brands in Japan
With the right content, food campaigns can influence people’s purchase decisions.
Japanese Influencer Marketing Trends for 2018
In Japan many companies are already using social media such as Facebook, Twitter, LINE and Instagram for marketing purposes.
Best 3 Father’s Day Japanese Social Media Campaigns in 2018
What did you give your father on Father’s Day this year?
Digital Music Promotion in Japan
This time on JapanBuzz, we’re looking at digital music promotion in Japan using SNS (Social Networks).
MUJI Community Manager’s Secret
Mr Kazama is the only community manager behind the massive corporate social channels for MUJI, where 818,000 Facebook fans, 186,000 Twitter fans and 40,000 Mixi fans gather.
Pinterest vs Instagram
Google+ vs Facebook? Mixi vs Facebook? No, no, no. It’s all about Pinterest vs Instagram now! Is Pinterest the shiniest Social Media star these days?
Nissan 2.3
You’ve heard of 2.0, but get ready for… 2.3! Nissan has started the first project for it’s Social Media experiment project “Nicchan”.
Mixi is officially wobbly.
We all knew the biggest Social Media network (SNS) in Japan had to do something to stay on top of the scene. Where did they go wrong?