Welcome to our latest post, where we delve into the fascinating world of Japanese parenting illustration influencers! These talented artists blend their passion for parenting, art, and Japanese unique culture to create content that touches the hearts of parents and art enthusiasts alike. From beautifully illustrated moments of daily life to insightful glimpses into the challenges and joys of raising children in Japan, these influencers represent the feelings of growing up in Japan.
Parenting illustration influencers campaigns in Japan
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Biore UV Kids Pure Milk
Tsumupapa is an illustrator who draws diaries about his 4 yr old daughter and 1 yr old son, he has more than 640,000 followers on Instagram. He recently collaborated with the Japanese sunscreen brand, Biore UV Kids Pure Milk for Biore. He released his original commercial for Biore UV Kids Pure Milk where his daughter and son sang about the product on his post. His soft and gentle illustration style and his original CM has attracted the attention of many followers.
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Spotify Kids
Tomekko, an illustrator who draws diaries about her 3 sons has more than 160,000 followers on Instagram. She draws her 3 kids and the joys of parenting as it really is, so she gets a lot of sympathy from her followers. Spotify Kids recently collaborated with Tomekko, she drew her Spotify Kids experience with each of her 3 children, along with details about the app.
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Diane Botanical
MOTOKO is an illustrator who draws diaries about her 4 kids in a manga style, she has more than 195,000 followers on Instagram. “Diane Botanical”, a form type body soap recently collaborated with MOTOKO. This product is plant based body soap and free from additives, therefore babies can use this product.
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Disney +
Shiori Matsuzaki is an illustrator who draws diaries about her 6 yr old girl, her soft touch illustrations attracted more than 100,000 followers on Instagram. She recently promoted “Disney +”, an official Disney video streaming service recently released in Japan. She introduced her Disney + experience in a manga style with details explaining about the app.
Conclusion
So as you can see in these examples, there are many types of parenting illustration influencers collaborating with brands in Japan. Illustration influencers are a special part of Japanese culture and can get high engagement.
If you’re considering influencer marketing in Japan, please feel free to contact us, we can help you find appropriate Japanese illustrator influencers for your brand.
