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Two Japanese Influencers Dancing To Success To Indian Beats

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Two Japanese Influencers Dancing To Success To Indian Beats

The vibrant world of Indian culture has captivated audiences worldwide, and its influence extends far beyond its borders. In Japan, two social media stars, Takuro Kakefuda and Mayo Japan, have carved their own unique paths to success. Besides, fueled by their passion for all things Indian. So, who are these Japanese influencers in love with India?

@kaketaku.japan

Takuro, known online as “Kaketaku,” isn’t your average dancer. A choreographer and videographer with a massive following of over 1.2 million YouTube subscribers and 527k Instagram followers, Takuro’s talent lies in his ability to bridge cultures through dance. His base is in Japan, but his heart often beats to the rhythm of Bollywood.

Takuro’s viral fame reached new heights in 2023 with a mesmerizing dance routine inspired by Tamannaah Bhatia’s performance in the Indian movie “Jailer.” This electrifying act resonated deeply with fans across the globe. Furthermore, solidifying his reputation as a celebrated figure in the dance community. A recent video of his to go viral is a recreation of Allu Arjun’s Pushpa Pushpa, which Tollywood fans are going crazy over!

@mayojapan

Meanwhile, Mayo Hitomi AKA Mayo Japan, has carved her own niche in the social media world. Her captivating YouTube channel, boasting over 3 million subscribers, features engaging vlogs entirely in Hindi. This unique approach has resonated with a massive Indian audience, making her a true social media phenomenon.

From an interview she gave earlier this year, we learnt how Mayo’s journey to India began with a heartfelt wish. Inspired by her father’s fond memories of travels to Kolkata and Nepal, she embarked on a life-changing adventure to learn Hindi in India itself. Overcoming initial concerns, she convinced her mother of the unique opportunity this presented for language immersion. India quickly captured Mayo’s heart.

Today, with 90% of her followers hailing from India, Mayo seamlessly blends Hindi with Indian and japanese influencers cultural themes in her vlogs. From exploring vibrant festivals and local cuisine to showcasing stunning locations, Mayo’s content offers a captivating window into both cultures. Her Instagram reels, amassing millions of views, further solidify her position as a virtual ambassador for Indo-Japanese cultural exchange. Mayo now has more than 609K followers on her Instagram as well!

A pivotal moment in Mayo’s career came when her video documenting a lively Holi celebration in Japan went viral. This unexpected success, garnering a staggering 50,000 subscribers in a single day, ignited her passion for vlogging. Since then, she’s continued to create engaging content, often collaborating with Kaketaku on dance videos. Moreover, that showcase their shared love for Indian culture.

Dancing To Indian Beats Together!

Takuro and Mayo have collaborated to dance together to multiple Indian songs and most of these quickly go viral!

Last month, they commemorated 30 years of “Tumsa Koi Pyaara” from the movie Khuddar and the reel already has more than 1.7M views!

Watch them dancing in sync to Kurchi Madathapetti from Telugu blockbuster Guntur Kaaram! 7.2M views?!!

Takuro and Mayo’s stories, though independent, represent a unique bridge between Japan and India. By embracing the richness and vibrancy of Indian culture, they’ve not only garnered immense online followings. However, also fostered a deeper understanding and appreciation between two distinct cultures. Follow these Japanese creators to keep up with their India-inspired content!

Anusuya, a Bengali girl in Bengaluru, is an experienced content specialist with a passion for writing compelling articles & blogs while crafting engaging social media posts & website copy. Currently a content manager, she thrives on being hands-on in the creative process. When not meeting deadlines, she enjoys Pinterest-planning her next trips; to explore new cities and immerse herself in local cultures, especially local food. Is it any wonder she chose a degree in Travel & Tourism?

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