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Kyota Ko

@kyotako1372499 videos12 yrs

Kyota Ko's Latest YouTube Videos & Shorts

Subs997K

102Kin 28d

Views327.28M

37.36Min 28d

Est. revenue$2K

Up 5%vs prior 14d

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As of 2026-11-01, Kyota Ko has 997,000 subscribers, 327,282,313 total views, and 499 videos. Ranked #74,545 worldwide, #1,072 in Japan and #14,642 in Lifestyle by subscribers.

Kyota Ko’s most recent 48 uploads

  • The latest upload vidIQ has for Kyota Ko is “Japanese people turn anything into a verb. Even boba.”, a Short published Oct 30, 2026.
  • These are Kyota Ko’s 48 most recent public uploads vidIQ has data for, published between Jul 26, 2026 and Oct 30, 2026 (2 long-form videos and 46 Shorts).
  • Median views across these 48 uploads: 658,212. 24 videos are above that median and 24 below.
  • Most viewed in the sample: “Do NOT get a Japanese Kotatsu” (3,781,429 views, Oct 15, 2026). Least viewed: “Ask Kyota: What is "Irasshaimase"? Its meaning, history, and modern-day usage” (38,032 views, Oct 26, 2026).
  • Median length: 2:33 for 46 Shorts.
  • In this sample, Kyota Ko’s consecutive uploads were a median of 2 days apart (shortest gap 2 days, longest 3 days).
  • Views are lifetime totals as of Nov 1, 2026, so newer uploads have had less time to collect them. These figures describe only the videos listed here, not the whole channel, and do not show why any video performed as it did. Dates are UTC.
Kyota Ko’s most recent uploads, newest first, with publication date (UTC), format, lifetime views and length
VideoPublished (UTC)ViewsLength
Japanese people turn anything into a verb. Even boba.903,4662:15
The Japanese anime with the most characters is NOT Pokémon640,3472:46
Ask Kyota: What is "Irasshaimase"? Its meaning, history, and modern-day usage38,03210:35
Romance starts when your Japanese coworker suddenly drops the “-san” suffix2,106,3812:29
Why are boys often called by their names with a “-kun” suffix in Japanese?401,3882:38
Girls and boys were named “Shit” in ancient Japan for good luck127,6022:23
Why do Japanese people call each other with a “-san”at the end?1,032,8712:39
Do NOT get a Japanese Kotatsu3,781,4292:54
Be careful when you take a selfie in a kimono3,074,0342:58
Japanese hints that hint you to leave2,035,8112:26
A real underage warrior in medieval Japan1,207,4682:42
Why do Japanese people rarely call each other by their first names?3,317,7242:47
The cutest and most feared souvenir sweet from Tokyo/Fukuoka817,5782:28
Why do samurai characters end their sentences with “gozaru”?379,5192:38
Konbini sweets factionalism: Kinoko no Yama VS Takenoko no Sato291,5182:39
Minamoto/Genji samurai - Who were they?269,6362:33
Why are Japanese trains punctual? Due to the God of Train Driving924,9942:21
One of the few animals that remained gods in Japan… Neko-san1,000,8582:45
Medieval Japanese people’s eboshi815,6902:41
Utagawa Kuniyoshi, the cat-obsessed artist of samurai-ruled Japan206,7892:41

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vidIQ. As of 2026-11-01, Kyota Ko has 997,000 subscribers, 327,282,313 total views, and 499 videos. It ranks #74,545 by subscribers among channels tracked by vidIQ. Source: public YouTube statistics recorded by vidIQ. https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/channel/@kyotako1372/ Methodology: https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/top/methodology/

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