Hajime Syacho
Hajime Syacho was born in Tonami, Toyama Prefecture, Japan on February 14th, 1993 and is the YouTube Star. At the age of 31, Hajime Syacho biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
At 31 years old, Hajime Syacho has this physical status:
Hajime Syacho (born 14 February 1993) is a Japanese YouTuber who has the most YouTube channel followers as of March 2019.
He is a presenter on the multi-channel network Uuum.
He is also known as Hajimen and Moyashi.
Personal life
He has three YouTube channels. Regardless of the subject matter, his main channel includes random videos such as experiments, hidden camera, Q&A videos, and product reviews. He mainly deals with daily life on his channel, Let's Play, collecting Yu-Gi-Oh! Corporations can make greeting cards, as well as promotional videos for businesses. His third channel revolves around his life with his roommates.
He adored videos for the simple reason that his upbringing was so strict and his family discouraged creativity.
His number on Twitter is the fifth most popular in Japan, and his top list of viewers on TwitCasting is the ninth most popular.
He often schedules events that capitalize on his celebrity, and in 2015, he welcomed 740 people in an event in Yokohama City, Kanazawa Ward. The event set a Guinness World Record for the largest number of participants in a game of statues.
In addition, he regularly posts product review videos and appears in conventions and campaigns on request from companies.
In a video titled, "I will study abroad in the United States for three years" he posted on his home's security camera videos and talked about having to relocate due to viewers continually coming to his house. Many of his videos, including "wasting Nivea cream," "suspected bribery," "destruction of golf clubs," and "converting a broken computer into tempura," have been picked up by online news outlets, which have resulted in him being flamed often.
He said he sends a warning before videos with offensive content urging viewers not to imitate him, and that although such videos are legal, videos that are considered too risky were later made private.