Video for learning japanese for complete beginner. She introduces new words with visuals, utilizing repetition and lots of gesticulation .

Channels for learning Japanese to complete beginners with comprehensible input method. Aka, new will introduces new words with images, images, repetition and gesticulation.

Podcast and vlogs rated with N5-N3 difficulty. Vlogs have hardsubs, podcasts don't.

Couple traveling japan in a van.They also cooks sometimes.The videos has for the most part day-to-day conversation. Even if you don´t understand much, It is entertainment since it show the Japan country-side.

Asami reads children books with an Japanese student. The videos are made for beginners. When reading, she goes slowly, making question so you can get more context.Also when introducing new words she always gesticulates, which makes easier get the mean of the word.

An episodic slice of life anime. Every episode is less than 5 minutes and uses every-day vocabulary, which makes this one of the easier channels to understand.

5 minutes comedy sketch in animated manga style. Lots of horny jokes.

An life-style channel.The videos are mainly about teaching how to cook healthy dishes. The language is simple and has softsubs.

Every video is a complete love story is the format of animated manga. It has every day vocabulary since the stories happens in school or modern japan for the most part.

An slice of life anime. Only the female protagonist speaks in kansai dialect, which makes this anime a good first contact with the dialect.

Cooking channel mainly about pastry. There is some specialized vocabulary related to cooking. But the language is pretty structured, she will basically only tell with simple commands how make the recipe.

Couple travels around japan

this is a mostly animal crossing DIY focused channel

N5-N3 grammar explanations in a mix of English and Japanese, vlogs, interviews. Some videos have hard subs, some have soft subs, some have English and some don't

An cooking channel about baking.

A guy making highly dubious snacks while nico nico comments pass throw the screen. He basically only uses hardsubs without talking. He is still active in https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/12319182

An school comedy anime posted in youtube. The videos have 1.5 minutes of length, they are hardsubed and have simple language.

Guy go fishing/foraging sea food, than cooks the ingredients. He speaks clearly and when mentioning an uncommon ingredient, the ingredient name will appear on the video. He has a second channel named 八丈冒険団2, focus mainly on cooking inside his house.

Guys goes camping in a van

Videos with gameplay of gacha games, such as kemono friends and blue archive. He doesn't talk such, so expect reading the game text without someone narrating it.

An channel about model kits, in the streams she mounts an model kits and in the videos she goes to events/shops and show the model kits/figures being sold.

Guy build gunplas and other model kits. He speaks clearly and you can easily see what part he is current talking just by the visuals.

Channel that shows mini weekend trips around Japan. Normally she goes to a restaurant. Some videos have softsubs.

An channel that teaches how to cook japanese dishes. In the description you can get the name of the ingredients.

An channel where teaches how to crochet. She films her hands doing the work, making easy to follow along with the visuals. She uses a few words related to crochet, but you mine it since the videos have softsub

Channel that's teaches how to cook japanese hot dishes.

The Channel has 2 types of videos. First are short animations with VHS/nintendo64 style about a barman cooking with strange ingredients, like meteorites. The other type of video are vtubers streams with the barman.He speaks in a smooth/slow manner, making it easier to understand.

Channel that's teaches how to cook. the language has simple grammar and uses cooking vocabulary. From the visuals you can get a lot of context and figure out new words.

Cute animations that teaches about health/biology for the general public. It has softsubs and lots of illustrative images.

A owner and his dog doing normal dog stuff. Such as going for a walk, playing, bathing ...

Cooking channel about dishes based on meat. He speaks clearly.

He reviews toys, mainly robots from older series. He speaks clearly and from the visuals you clearly see which part he is currently talking.

He does podcasts often with a vtuber avatar, often in his room and often walking arround japan, most of the time he talks about japanese culture stuff or his travels but he has very varied topics, always with super clear language

This is like 'Animator vs. Animation', but much more peaceful. The artist draws while interacting with drawing alive.

Guys cooks using uncommon ingredients, like takenoko or octopus (mainly sea food). He doesn't have an depth explanation, it is more like he is showing the process of cooking.

She teaches features/tools in iPad to create illustration. She a lot of English words since the subject is programs.

1 minute animations with vtuber conversation audio. The speech has the cutesy vtuber way, but the videos are short, have hardsub and just uses common words.

He explain memes from the internet. He speaks clearly and uses common words.

The channel has multiple anime comedy series. Every video is short, episodic, use common words and feature recurring characters from respective series.

Guy goes spearfishing in the ocean. The video has no dialog, only text. He uses some terms specific to spearfishing, such as fish names, but most you can get the general idea of word by context.

Grammar videos ranging from N5-N1 with explanations in Japanese

Channel with fitness routine videos and vlogs about loosing weight

Anime about family life, uses daily life language. Pretty funny

this is a variety streamer segments channel, when i say variety i mean VARIETY, he will do a video playing the latest gacha and his next video will be him interviewing someone, then a cooking video, all of his videos are hardsubbed

In the videos, she shows her cooking and eating a simple dish. The videos has just day-to-day words and simple grammar since she is showing the cooking and not actually instructing how to cook.

Vtuber that stream her playing games and make DIY videos about fixing some eletronics

splatoon ranked matches kinda deal

Couple travel around japan in a van.

Family travel while living in a van. They use common words and the sentences has simple structures.Older videos tend to have more hard subtitles.

An tough looking guy cooking delicious dishes. Man, this really fells like watching Tatsu from Gokushufudou cooking. Normal cooking channel tend to be really direct, telling only the steps to make the recipe.This channel is not this case, she uses a lot of words because of acting of cool guy.But the videos have softsubs, so its ok.

This channel tells fairy tales and old stories from japan. Every video show the entire text and has accompanying images for better understanding. There is some vocabulary related to old japan , but she puts the meaning on the video.

An channel focus on godzilla. He shows figures, products, news related to the kaiju.

An illustrator teaches drawing tips for beginners. In some videos she also reworks/improves drawings made by beginners.

He interview random people on the street. The conversations are chaotic, but also are short and have hardsubs.

The guy fixes some tech stuff like phones and old game consoles. He uses a lot of english words, and the visual help a lot to understand what he is saying.

She go around Japan with her motorcycle and does some outdoor activities such as traveling and camping.

Speerun channel about Super Mario 64 and Mario odyssey. (Go to the lives tab to see the entire speed run)

An budget travel channel. He visit cheaper countries, go to not traditionally tourists spots, experience the local night life, everything while trying not to pay much. The audio quality is not good and he speaks is a not totally clear way. But most of the conversation has hard-subtitles.

An cooking channel for the Japanese college students. Lots of umami based recipes, fry things, preprocessed ingredients and not complex dishes.

An channel that teaches how cook some stylish dishes. She has a very relaxing and monotone voice. It has a similar vibe to Kiwami-Meshi.

Every video he make some test with a small animal, such as see if ants works without a queen or see if piranha mistake MSG with blood . He uses day-to-day language without any biological or scientific term, even thought he puts a little scientific explanation in the video.When introducing a new species, he shows the name in katakana. Expect some animals to get hurt.

Girl goes biking around japan. It has similar relaxing vibes to MinivanLife. She speaks clearly, but the videos can be a little difficult to understand when she is riding since the visuals doesn't give much context what she is saying.

He walks around and show cities of japan. From the visuals you can get which construction he is currently talking and he speaks clearly (at least before a annoying music is put on the background).

An chef teaching how to cook Italian dishes. His speech is not the clearest, but he uses a lot of western ingredients ( which have english names).

This is a good channel for training your understanding of normal conversation. The videos are basically a group of friends having an unscripted conversation.

He mainly reads dialogue in the games he plays, mainly rpg maker games and his voice is extra relaxing!

A group of friends doing random thing. Except a lot of eating and some gaming.

An channel that teaches how to draw the human body for manga. She speaks clearly and uses some words related to anatomy, but the rest of the words are common.

He makes chemistry experiments, such as making a ruby in a microwave. His explanation of the event are more surface level and such some scientific terms.

The quintessential fishing channel. A group of friends goes fishing and cooks the catches. You can understand most by the visuals and half the dialogue has hardsubs, but the audio quality is not the best (specially when fishing).

He has 2 types of videos, one he has a conversation with a guest and the other he monologues walking randomly in japan (which it is very relaxing to see the scenery even if you don't understand the language ). Normally the dialog is in the more easier day-to-day side, but sometimes he starting explaining a little more in deep some aspects of japan society.

An illustrator couple participates in drawing challenges while talking with each other.

Currently he is traveling around south-east countries showing the local reality and interesting not-touristic locations.

Channel about tea culture. Sometimes he shows his tea farm, sometimes he makes utensil related to tea and sometimes he explain one aspect of making tea. The videos about the first two types has some farm words and are pretty visual, the videos about the last category is more grammar intensive.

He shows his day-to-day life in an rural mountains region of japan. You will see a lot of traps and food. The way he speaks in not the clearest, but you can understand what is happening by the visuals.

He has random conversations while playing a battle royal game in the background. The conversation are edit in a way to be really condense and having hardsubs.

He opens old packs of card games (such as yu-gi-oh and pokemon) and cooks some delicious food. The recipes are not for practical day-to-day use, but looks great.

Probably on the easier podcast in Japanese, It has everyday conversation. Compare to regular videos, the podcast format is more difficult since you don't have the context provided by the visuals and you are probably watching without 100% concentration.

Channel with tips of how to wear kimonos and yukatas

Guy goes foraging seafood ingredients and tubers. After that he cooks with what he got. He says a lot the name of sea animals specific to japan without introducing than earlier, which makes trick to understand some sentences.

The girl paint model-kits and in a vlog style talk about the gunplas she bought. The second type of video doesn't have much of visual context since is she just talking directly to the camera.

this is suit travel secondary channel where he talks about whatever, dont expect consistency at all here

this guy travels arround, he gives a lot of details about the route he takes and the food he eats along the way, which trains he takes etc, he seems very knowledgeable about trains

2 though guys unboxing things and playing some gachas

He builds a new silly contraption every video and explain the science behind it. Such as the earthquake safe candy house or the recession friendly chawan. Be aware, he speaks fast and uses science terms.

An DIY channel.The guy teaches how to fix/build stuff, like change the handle of a pan or clean an air conditioning. He uses a lot of terms from electronics/construction and has soft subs, making a good place to mine new words.

The channel tell stories of the bible. The videos are not the easiest, the narrator speaks a little fast, uncommon words from the bible are used and the stories are not straight-foward (because they are from the bible). At least, the videos have soft subtitles.

Mini-documentaries about family craftsman business. It shows a little their history, philosophy and process making the craft. The audio quality is really good, but they use some words specific to the craft with a more sophisticated language.

Uploads parts of SHAKA's Twitch Stream. He plays a variety of popular games, such as LOL, ARK and SF6. He speaks in not the most clearly way compare to more structure forms of videos

An anime about Penguin and Panda working in a company doing some odd jobs. They will say some world facts related to the episode, meaning every episode will have some specif and scientific words. In the slaughterhouse episode for example, they use 二酸化.

Guy goes to nature and finds insects and mushrooms. Every video has hard subtitles and the phrases have simple grammar.But he speaks fast and says sometimes the japanese name of insects/fungi.

If the voice sounds familiar this is indeed the voice actor for gintoki

He show trains/train stations and then explain the history behind it. In the first part, you can see what he is talking, making it easy to understand. But when talking about the history, it is really hard since he says a lot of location names.

An channel about shopping antique items in France. First she goes to a shop/flea market and show some antiques, then she interview the seller in french with japanese subtitles. You should except a lot of uncommon words because of the subject of the channel.

Channel with news/discussion/summaries of current airing anime. If you are interested in the japanese perspective about anime, this is a good channel. Also be aware, he speak fast.

Video essay channel about fighting games

News about animes in the current season (such as cd sales, popularity rankings) and top 10 anime recommendation. He speaks fast

Channel about world history. He doesn't go in deep about the subject, but covers a lot of ground in every video. He uses a lot of uncommon words and have soft subs, which makes the channel interesting for mining new words.

he does kind of variety content about music, sometimes reviews other times he talks about history of albums, he is very articulate and speaks a bit fast sometimes, he also has hard subs in some videos

Channel about linguistics and Japanese language.It is quite interesting and well edited. The videos are not the easiest, as he uses scientific terms and if you don't understand a sentence, you can lose the thought process of the video

The guy is wandering through the city, picks up delinquents and invites them to a fight in his MMA club. Then makes a press conference with them. Has nice reality show kinda vibe. Very engaging content, lots of swearing. Audio quality varies from studio-level to total crap. Hardsubs. The channel is recommended by oojiman.

an archive of clips from the famous street fighter player daigo umehara stream and clips of him in other places like giving interviews

Describes everything he does as he's doing it, and he never stops talking. Plays games like Minecraft, Zelda, Mario, Splatoon, Pikmin

These guys are fun to watch, even when you don't understand everything they are saying, especially the food and travel videos. The slang/common usage English tips videos become more comprehensible because they often translate between English and Japanese. Kevin is a Heritage Japanese speaker who grew up in America. His two friends grew up in Japan.

Vtuber doing hand labour or something

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