Top 10 Influencer Marketing Agencies in Tokyo (2026)
Ten influencer marketing agencies in Tokyo compared: which one works in English for global brands, and which established firms focus on Japanese companies.
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Ten influencer marketing agencies in Tokyo compared: which one works in English for global brands, and which established firms focus on Japanese companies.
Fifty Japanese cycling creators: road riders and hill climbers, gear reviewers, commuters and e-bike riders, tourers, trials and BMX riders, pro racers, keirin riders and lifestyle riders.
Fifty Japanese fragrance creators: perfume reviewers, perfumers, lifestyle stars, body-mist and hair-fragrance reviewers, scent stylists and aromatherapists.
Fifty language-learning creators in Japan: English conversation hosts and exam teachers, bilinguals and polyglots, Japanese teachers for overseas learners, and Korean, Chinese, European and Southeast Asian tutors.
Fifty Japanese sneaker and streetwear creators: shoe reviewers, street-style and vintage creators, shop owners and buyers, culture commentators and designers.
Fifty Japanese stationery and notebook creators: pen and pencil reviewers, kawaii haul channels, planner and journaling creators, notebook and binder users, paper-goods decorators, fountain-pen channels and stationery experts.
Fifty Japanese camera and photography creators: gear reviewers, photo teachers, filmmakers and drone pilots, iPhone shooters, landscape and street photographers, and established photobook authors.
Fifty Japanese fishing and camping creators, from bass pros and saltwater anglers to women anglers, solo and family campers, gear reviewers and outdoor cooks.
Fifty Japanese men's grooming creators: skincare reviewers, men's make-up personalities, hair stylists, hairdressers and barbers, grooming coaches and fragrance reviewers.
Fifty expat creators and intercultural families in Japan, grouped by the language they publish in, from Japanese and English to Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Arabic.
Fifty Japanese golf creators: teaching pros, club testers and long hitters, round vloggers, tour pros, veteran players and coaches, golf women and entertainers with golf channels.
Fifty Japanese drinks creators: sake and shochu, whisky and craft gin, wine, cocktails, home drinking, specialty coffee, home coffee brewing, tea and cafés.
Fifty Japanese books and reading creators: novel recommenders, Bookstagram accounts, nonfiction explainers, literary critics, manga reviewers, reading vloggers and booksellers.
Fifty Japanese cosplayers, from top cosplay models and event talent to make-up and wig tutors, costume and prop makers, crossdressing make-up, short-form and vlog creators.
Fifty Japanese DIY and craft creators: home renovators, woodworkers and tool reviewers, garage builders, 100-yen DIY hackers, makers, knitters, sewing and embroidery creators, and resin, clay and paper crafters.
Fifty Japanese gardening and plant creators: kitchen gardeners, flower gardeners, professional gardeners, houseplant and succulent growers, bonsai artists, moss and terrarium makers, and florists.
Fifty Japanese kimono and tradition creators: kimono stylists, kitsuke teachers, kimono merchants and tailors, stage performers, shamisen and koto players, tea, ikebana and calligraphy practitioners, and craft artisans.
Fifty Japanese railway creators: ride-report vloggers, rail-loving TV personalities, explainers, cab-view filmers, photographers, model builders, ex-drivers and English channels.
Fifty Japanese comedy creators: TV comedians' own channels, sketch and manzai, talk shows, women comedians, YouTuber groups, challenge creators and wordless Shorts.
Fifty Japanese art creators: illustrators, manga artists, web-comic creators, painters, calligraphers, drawing teachers, art-supply reviewers and art-entertainment channels.
Fifty Japanese creators in their sixties to nineties: grey-hair fashion, pension-life vlogs, grandparent channels, home cooks, gardeners, gamers and retirees on money.
Fifty Japanese wedding and bridal creators: photographers, bridal hair and make-up artists, planners and emcees, brides, ring and venue reviewers, marriage-agency heads and dating advisers.
Forty-two Japanese pet creators: cat and dog video channels, cat and dog photo and character accounts, reptile and small-animal keepers, and vets and dog trainers.
Fifty Japanese car and motorcycle creators: new-car reviewers, supercar owners, racing and drift drivers, restorers, car-care channels, motovloggers, van lifers and used-car advisers.
Fifty Japanese outdoor YouTubers across solo and family camping, camp cooking and gear, bushcraft and cabin life, hiking, fishing, hunting, and surf and snow.
Fifty Japanese luxury creators: watches, designer bags and fragrance, authentication, luxury hotels and ryokan, first class, fine dining and wine, and affluent lifestyle.
Fifty Japanese anime and otaku creators, from commentators, voice actors and anime-song singers to cosplayers, Gunpla builders, manga artists and oshikatsu fans.
Fifty Japanese parenting creators: paediatricians, midwives and nursery teachers, pregnancy, mothers' hacks and baby food, dads, parenting manga, early learning and more.
Fifty Japanese home creators across interior styling, rental living, storage and organising, custom home building, old-house renovation, DIY and carpentry, and gardening.
Fifty Japanese doctors, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, dietitians, psychologists and physical therapists sharing health and medical content on YouTube and X.
Fifty Japanese music creators: pianists, guitar and bass players, drummers and beatboxers, traditional players, singer-songwriters, producers, vocal coaches and music explainers.
Fifty Japanese sports creators and athletes: former baseball pros, football analysts, fighters, golf coaches, runners, Olympians and stars in MLB, the NBA and Europe.
Fifty Japanese education creators across free school lessons, exam coaching, English and other languages, certifications, teachers and commentators, and science.
Fifty Japanese business creators on YouTube, note, Voicy and X: owner-operators, professionals, management and HR voices, sales, careers, startups and AI.
Fifty Japanese finance creators: NISA and index investors, US-stock traders, points experts, crypto voices, tax accountants, planners, housing specialists and economists.
Fifty Japanese family creators: big families, household vlogs, short-form and kid-led channels, three generations, health and care, and cross-border homes.
Fifty Japanese teen and Gen Z creators and units, from school sketch comedy and student vlogs to kaiwai trendsetters, mass-reach entertainers and teen collectives.
Fifty Japanese couple influencers across married fufu households, cohabiting dousei couples, skit duos, travel media, same-sex and cross-border couples, and age-gap units.
Meet 50 technology influencers in Japan across gadgets, PC and desk setups, smartphones, cameras, audio, smart home, generative AI and developer tools.
Fifty Japanese home-and-living creators across minimalism, organizing, rental DIY, cleaning, slow-living vlogs, solo living and parenting.
Meet 50 AI and virtual influencers in Japan: hololive and NIJISANJI VTubers, virtual singers, indie VTubers, photoreal virtual humans and AI talent.
Fifty Japanese fitness creators: strength entertainers, trainers, bodybuilders, home-workout channels, yoga and Pilates, women's fitness, nutrition and athletes.
Meet 50 gaming influencers in Japan, from let's play YouTubers and Twitch streamers to esports pros, fighting game legends and VTubers.
50 beauty influencers in Japan across makeup, skincare, Gen Z short-form, men's and genderless beauty, makeup artists, lifestyle and cosmetic procedures.
Fifty fashion influencers in Japan, from UNIQLO and Shimamura collaboration creators to men's style educators, streetwear, vintage, K-fashion and Harajuku icons.
Meet 50 food influencers in Japan, from global cooking stars like Bayashi to recipe creators, professional chefs, ramen reviewers, competitive eaters and konbini reviewers.
Fifty travel influencers in Japan: rail and flight YouTubers, non-verbal ride channels, English-language Japan guides, hotel and onsen reviewers, and vanlife creators.