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Ran To Japan

YouTube
GBEnglishSportsEntertainment & ComedyTravel131Ksubscribers95Kaverage views

Train Harder, NOT Smarter! Documenting my life 'on the run' in Japan 🇯🇵

Overview

Scout Score
by Scout
Subscribers
131KTop 40%
Median Views
43.5KTop 19%
Engagement Rate
4.5%Top 38%
Sponsor Frequency
22%+PringoProngo Flux GoCOROS
Uploads / Month
4.4Last 9d ago
Sponsor Rate
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Videos

1–8 of 9

Past Sponsors

3 of 3+

Click a sponsor for its videos · Purple = dedicated video · Orange = integrated read

Sponsor Rates

by Scout
Integrated read
30–90s mid-video mention · In line with most creators
Dedicated video
Whole video about the brand · Higher than most creators

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Sponsorships observed in Babbl’s corpus of paid YouTube placements. Counts are a lower bound. Data as of 2026-11-03.

Common Questions About Ran To Japan

Which brands have sponsored Ran To Japan?

Babbl has tracked sponsorships from Pringo, Prongo Flux Go and COROS.

How many subscribers does Ran To Japan have?

Ran To Japan has 131K YouTube subscribers and averages 95K views per video.

What kind of videos does Ran To Japan make?

Ran To Japan's videos mostly cover Sports, Entertainment & Comedy and Travel.

How can a brand work with Ran To Japan?

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