Kano Eikito's YouTube Channel EIKO!GO!! Passes 3 Million Subscribers
The milestone, reached about two years after the channel passed 2 million, confirms Kano's game streams as the main driver of his YouTube growth and is being marked with a five-city collab cafe and large-screen screenings.
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Kano Eikito's YouTube channel EIKO!GO!! passed 3 million subscribers on August 31. During a live stream that day, Kano thanked viewers and said he wants to keep going without changing. The channel started in January 2020 and passed 2 million in April 2024. Commemorative plans include a video on large screens in Shinjuku and Sendai, and a collab cafe in five cities over the New Year period.
EIKO!GO!! launched in January 2020 and passed 2 million subscribers in April 2024. The climb to 3 million took about two years, roughly six and a half years after the channel began.
To mark the milestone, a one-minute commemorative video will run on large screens in front of Shinjuku Station and at Sendai Station's east exit from September 21 to 23. A collab cafe will also return over the New Year period in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, and Sendai, with new menu items and commemorative goods added since the cafe first ran in 2024.
Kano, a comedian with Maseki Geinosha, broke out with the gag "Ramen tsukemen boku ikemen" and has appeared on shows including Bakusho Red Carpet and London Hearts. On YouTube he streams Resident Evil titles, Dead by Daylight, and Minecraft, where his frequent mishaps became the draw. He took the topic award at GAME STREAMER AWARD 2021 in 2022.
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