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Fischer's (フィッシャーズ) is a six-member Japanese YouTube collective that has been operating as a group of childhood friends since formally launching the channel…
Total Followers -0.0%
9.5M
Across YouTube, Instagram
Primary Platform
YouTube
9.1M followers · 95% of audience
Engagement
2.6%
vs. 1.5% category median
Sponsorship Tier
Mega
Est. $7.3K–$17K / IG post
The six-member group performed in a sponsored 'Baito King' segment at YouTube's flagship Japan fan event on December 3, 2025.
Masai shared on the channel that he lost his father, describing the feeling of losing both parents as 'a hole opening up.'
Fischer's main YouTube channel hit the 20 billion cumulative-view milestone on July 11, 2025, extending its status as one of Japan's most-watched channels.
Motoki, Masai and Dāma were announced as special guests for STPR's first large-scale 5-day festival across Tokyo Dome and Belluna Dome in April 2025.
In a January 2025 anniversary video, Silk Road said he had been 'mentally broken,' while Motoki disclosed he had repeatedly considered quitting in 2024 amid an ongoing illness.
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| Last 7 days | +0 +0.0% | -290 -0.1% | +0 +0.0% | -290 |
| Last 30 days | +10K +0.1% | -10056 -2.1% | +0 +0.0% | -90 |
| Last 90 days | +20K +0.2% | -10877 -2.3% | +0 +0.0% | +9K |
| Last 365 days | +20K +0.2% | -10877 -2.3% | +0 +0.0% | +9K |
Daily follower snapshots from CreatorDB's longitudinal index.
Fischer's (フィッシャーズ) is a six-member Japanese YouTube collective that has been operating as a group of childhood friends since formally launching the channel in 2010, just before their graduation. The lineup — Silk Road, Masai, Ndaho, Zakao, Motoki and Pero (with Dama as a former core member) — built one of the early pillars of Japan's homegrown YouTuber scene, predating most of the country's now-established entertainment channels. Their format is deliberately all-genre: athletic obstacle-course runs, hide-and-seek and tag variants staged across enormous real-world locations, food and mukbang challenges, haunted-site visits, pranks, and travel vlogs that have taken them everywhere from Ethiopian currency markets to elaborate skewer-fryer tag games. The chemistry between the long-time friends, rather than any single host's persona, is the channel's central appeal.
Fischer's is a six-member Japanese entertainment collective whose all-genre YouTube output — challenge videos, mukbang, prank chases, haunted-location runs, travel stunts and product reactions — slots naturally into mass-market consumer brand categories: QSR and snack foods, beverages, mobile gaming, telco, theme parks, CPG and travel/tourism campaigns that need broad family-friendly reach inside Japan. Audience signals reinforce that positioning: a heavily Japan-concentrated viewer base skewing young-male but with meaningful 25-44 carryover, steady uploads, and engagement running above the entertainment-category median on a mega-tier subscriber footprint. Sponsor track record is consistent with that fit — they've already run branded content for meal-delivery service Nosh, and the channel format lends itself to recurring food, beverage and mobile-app integrations rather than niche endemic deals.
Benchmark estimates for a creator at Fischer's's tier (Mega, 9.5M combined followers, Japan). Pulled from CreatorDB's category benchmarks.
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Fischer's is a Japanese YouTube group made up of six childhood best friends who formed the channel in February 2010, right before their graduation. The lineup is known to fans as Silkroad (シルク), Ndaho (ンダホ), Masai (マサイ), Zakao (ザカオ), Motoki (モトキ), and Dako (ダーマ), and they describe themselves as an 'all-genre' YouTuber group.
Fischer's officially formed as a group on February 25, 2010, right before the members graduated, and the channel grew into one of Japan's biggest YouTube groups. They've been uploading together for over 15 years and now sit in the Mega tier with over 9 million subscribers.
They're known for challenge and variety content — athletic obstacle-course playgrounds (アスレチック), mukbang, haunted location visits (心霊), extreme tag and hide-and-seek games, and prank videos. Their style mixes physical stunts with comedy bits between the six friends, which is why their channel is tagged as all-genre entertainment.
The group built a big part of their identity around 運動神経 (athletic-reflex) challenges, running through Japanese athletic playgrounds and giant obstacle courses on camera. Those videos became signature Fischer's content and helped define the energetic, physical comedy style fans associate with the channel.
Yes — as of May 2026 Fischer's is still actively uploading to YouTube, with recent videos landing within the last couple of weeks. Their pace has settled into a steady rhythm rather than daily uploads, but the channel is very much alive and still growing.
Yes, they uploaded an honest review video of Hikakin's ONICHA (鬼茶) barley tea, weighing in as fellow Japanese YouTubers on the product launched by HIKAKIN. It's a good example of how Fischer's interacts with the wider Japanese YouTuber scene rather than staying siloed.
They posted a viral travel video joking that one of them 'became a millionaire' after exchanging Japanese yen in Ethiopia — a play on the local currency's exchange rate giving them a huge stack of bills. It's a typical Fischer's travel-comedy bit rather than literal wealth.
Fischer's ran sponsored YouTube content with Nosh, the Japanese frozen meal-delivery service, in November 2025. The deal fits their channel naturally because mukbang and food challenges are already a recurring format for the group.
Their audience is overwhelmingly Japanese — about 92% of viewers are in Japan, with small followings in the United States, India, the UK and the Philippines. The fan base also skews young and male, with roughly two-thirds of viewers aged 18 to 34.
Fischer's sits in the Mega tier, so brand deals are priced accordingly — a dedicated YouTube video lands in the low-to-mid five figures USD, and an integrated mention typically commands a bit more. Engagement runs around 2.3%, comfortably above the entertainment-category median, which supports those rates.
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