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Manga shelves and body kits in Vinnie Hacker's Japan archive

His Japan vlog connects a Kodansha project with a Liberty Walk visit to help design a Formula E car's body kit.

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TOKYO VLOG / I went to JAPAN and made it my ENTIRE PERSONALITY!!!

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0:56Vinnie browses manga shelves and an archive room during a visit to Kodansha.
5:46The group settles into a ramen shop to eat and chat.
8:19Vinnie explains the Nagoya visit and his involvement in a Formula E body-kit design.
9:24The bullet-train journey includes food and a game of RuneScape.
11:29At Liberty Walk, Vinnie checks out wide-body modified Mazdas, Lamborghinis and Lando Norris's Quadrant car.
19:40On a rainy morning, Vinnie prepares to attend the Formula E event.

No new uploads arrived. Vinnie Hacker's channel had a small week, adding roughly 2,500 views while its subscriber count slipped by about a thousand.

But the Japan trip has more to revisit than its Tokyo billing suggests. In "TOKYO VLOG / I went to JAPAN and made it my ENTIRE PERSONALITY!!!", Vinnie visits Kodansha's manga-filled offices and archive while discussing a project he isn't ready to reveal. "I felt like a toddler in a candy store. It was awesome," he says.

Then the trip changes tracks, literally. A bullet train takes the group to Nagoya and Liberty Walk, where Vinnie examines wide-body modified cars and explains that he's helping design a body kit for a DS Penske Formula E car. Between the publishing meeting and the automotive visit, there's ramen with friends and RuneScape on the train. Those ordinary pauses give the business itinerary its vlog personality.

The Japan upload remains the channel's busiest individual video, with daily views running three times those of the yard-sale vlog, another active archive entry. That flea-market outing raised money for the Trevor Project, with Vinnie admitting in the description that his haggling needed work.

Across nearby lifestyle channels, Josie and Gemma Louise Miles are seeing above-usual daily viewing. Vinnie's daily audience is a little below its usual level, with the Japan journey supplying the largest share among his active uploads.

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