Top Science YouTube influencers in Japan for September 2026
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1.Easy scientific experiment
Followers
5K
Engagement rate
-%
Average likes
-
Bio
We send information mainly on scientific experiments. It is mainly intended for science education instructors and students with certain skills and environments, so it contains content that requires careful handling. Please do not do it easily just by watching the video. For more information on the experiment, please refer to the following blog. ◇ Blog "Easy Science Class" https://sciyoji.site/ ◇ Experiment list_Neta warehouse https://sciyoji.site/chem_soko/ ◇ Administrator: Yoji Yamada (Yoji Saien) Specially appointed professor at Tsuru University * For work requests, please use the contact information on the blog! 〇 FB: https://www.facebook.com/youji.yamada.3 〇Instagram (yojiyamada_): https://www.instagram.com/yojiyamada_/?hl=ja 〇 Twitter: https://twitter.com/rakurakuchem
2.YB Channel - Happy Science
Followers
5.2K
Engagement rate
1.7%
Average likes
125
Bio
YB Channel is the official YouTube channel of “Young Buddha”, a monthly magazine published by Happy Science in Japan. Based on the teachings of Master Ryuho Okawa, the leading spiritual leader of Japan and the founder of Happy Science, we share the religious truths of happiness, answering questions like: ✨ Where do our souls come from and where do they go? ✨ How can we live a truly happy life? ✨ How can we make our dreams come true? 📺 English subtitles are in progress—stay tuned! [About Happy Science] Happy Science is already Japan's biggest and the most influential religion, and it is rapidly growing on a worldwide scale. There are more than 700 branches and temples around the world, with members in over 179 countries across the world. Happy Science believers have a strong faith in the God of the Earth, El Cantare. For more information, please visit the official website. → https://happy-science.org/en/ You can search for Happy Science branches. → https://findus.happy-science.org/
3.Tony Anthariz
Followers
4.7K
Engagement rate
2.2%
Average likes
103
Bio
Cientíifico | Storyteller | Mochilero. Me gusta compartir video sobre viajes, ciencia, historias, entrevistas y cosas que me interesan.
4.June lapasaran yt
Followers
2K
Engagement rate
1.0%
Average likes
20.50
Bio
Film & Animation Autos & Vehicles Music Pets & Animals Sports Travel & Events People & Blogs Comedy Entertainment News & Politics Education Science & Technology
5.Lyrica Le Chatelier / リリカ・ルシャトリエ
Followers
17K
Engagement rate
0.5%
Average likes
77
Bio
I'm Lyrica Le Chatelier, the princess of the Magic Kingdom Glethtyna! An artistic Vtuber studying for entrance exams ! I love songs, games, and eating! I want to develop Glethtyna with science and technology, so I'm currently studying in Japan! Twitter▷https://twitter.com/LyricaLeChat
6.Professor Diwan S. Rawat
Followers
4K
Engagement rate
5.7%
Average likes
227.50
Bio
Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi Associate Editor-Nature Scientific Reports and RSC ADVANCES Visiting Professor JAIST Japan President-Chemical Science, Indian Science Congress 2019-2020
7.Ken Mogi Brain World
Followers
8.3K
Engagement rate
0.1%
Average likes
5.50
Bio
I am a neuroscientist, writer, and broadcaster based in Tokyo. I talk about the brain, freedom, creativity, and individuality. I am interested in art, science, literature, and society. I am the author of books on ikigai.
8.TAON | Japan's Fermented Foods
Followers
12.9K
Engagement rate
0.2%
Average likes
54
Bio
Japan's Fermented Foods. The Simplest Health Upgrade You're Missing. Miso. Soy Sauce. Amazake. Natto. Japanese people have been eating these foods every single day for over 1,000 years — not as a health supplement, but simply because they tasted good and made them feel better. Science is now catching up. On this channel, I break down the wisdom behind Japan's ancient fermented foods — the history, the science, and most importantly, how to bring them into your daily life today. No complicated routines. No expensive supplements. Just the simplest, most delicious health upgrade already sitting on the Japanese table. New videos every week. Subscribe and join the journey. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ TAON 📩 #GutHealth #FermentedFoods #AnxiousGut #JapaneseFermentation #DigestiveHealth #Probiotics #GutBrainConnection #Miso #IBS
9.Nora-Bake
Followers
169K
Engagement rate
0.1%
Average likes
140
Bio
Science is freedom. Welcome to the wild world of “Nora Bake,” the rogue chemist! I’m an organic chemist who shares DIY science experiments, stargazing content, and real curiosity—served “loose,” “rogue,” but with serious passion. Textbook science? Too clean. We like it messy, bold, and a little dangerous. This channel is for those tired of just watching science from a distance. We dive into fire, smoke, bubbles, light—and even the stars. By day, chemical reactions in beakers. By night, telescope views and cosmic mysteries. If you’ve ever thought, “Why does this happen?”, you’re one of us. Science isn’t locked in labs—it’s rolling at your feet. Pick it up. Try it. Play with it. Get hooked. Nora Bake is a science channel full of hands-on chemistry and astronomy content for the curious and the bold. If you like what you see, hit subscribe and like! Ideas or requests? Drop them in the comments. Ready to cross the line between reason and wonder? The curious ones go first. Hit play.
10.宮沢 法義NORIYOSHI MIYAZAWA
Followers
6.1K
Engagement rate
0.0%
Average likes
4
Bio
Qigong, healing and other invisible forces to visible forces We use brain science, aiki, and tell.
We use an advanced automated system to collect YouTube influencer profiles by regularly monitoring the YouTube database. Our system identifies the profiles of Japan-based YouTube influencers within the science niche by focusing on the following key metrics:
Relevance to science: Our system analyzes each influencer's username, bio, and posts to confirm that their content is related to the science niche.
Location Verification: Our system checks for the inclusion of city or country names in profiles, and where necessary, we analyze flags, localized posts and profile bio data to confirm the influencer's location in Japan.
Public Profiles Only: We exclude private profiles, even if they are Japan-based and publish science-related content. Our system only extracts the public profiles of influencers.
Sufficient Number of Posts: Our system picks the influencer accounts that have a consistent history of posts. It proves that the influencer is active and engaged in their content.
Minimum Follower Count: Our system prioritizes Japan-based science influencers with a minimum of 5,000 followers.
By analyzing these key statistics, our system automatically identifies the most relevant science influencers located in Japan, extracts the data, and adds it to our database. The information is then processed, verified, and classified to ensure accuracy and relevance.
Heepsy uses an Al-powered algorithm to identify the most relevant science YouTube influencers in Japan.
Identifying Influencer Location in Japan:
Profile Location Information: First, we check if the influencers profile explicitly mentions city or country. If the profile contains certain specific cities from Japan, or any other reference to Japan, we automatically mark the profile as Japan-based.
Bio and Content Analysis: If no explicit location is mentioned, our system scans the influencer's bio for any references to Japan, such as cultural symbols, language spoken within Japan, or location- specific hashtags that could indicate the influencer's connection to Japan.
Use of Flags and Emblems: In cases when the influencer doesn't mention a specific city or region, we look for flags in the bio that indicates Japan or any related symbols suggesting origin from Japan.
Localized Content: We analyze the influencer's content for any localized posts that show landmarks from Japan, events, or local cultural references. This can help us identify their location and target audience within Japan.
Identifying science relevance:
Identifying Key Terms: We begin by searching for specific science-related terms, such as 'science' or any other industry terms in an influencers profile (including their name, bio, and posts).
Expanding with Synonyms and Variations: Our algorithm recognizes related terms within the industry and other science specializations. We also account for variations, ensuring a comprehensive view of the influencer's expertise.
Multilingual Detection: To ensure a global reach, we use an Al-based multilingual sentence transformer to detect influencers in different languages, so we don't miss out on valuable science voices around the world.
Assigning Relevance Scores: Each influencer profile is assigned a score based on their relevance to the science category. The higher the score, the more aligned their profile with your campaign needs.
Prioritizing Top Influencers: In our recommendations we prioritize the influencers with the highest relevance scores. This helps us to ensure that the profiles suggested are the best fit for your marketing strategy.
During the location identification process, we assign a score to each YouTube influencer profile that reflects its relevance to science and Japan.
Then we use these scores to rank the profiles in our listings. Influencers with higher relevance scores in both categories - science and their connection to Japan - are ranked higher in the results.
As a result, when you search for science YouTube influencers in Japan in our database, the most relevant profiles appear first. This makes it easier for you to find the best match for your project.
We update our database monthly to ensure you have access to the most current and relevant science YouTube influencers in Japan. The profiles listed reflect the latest data as of September 2026.
Our automated system continuously monitors YouTube, tracking changes in follower count, engagement levels, and content activity from science influencers in Japan. This ensures that our database remains accurate and relevant and helps you find the best science YouTube influencers in Japan for your campaigns at any given time.