Japan for the first time: Zach & Tee pack up the family vlog
All three new uploads come from the trip, from a long first-time vlog to a short titled 'We are beyond blessed'.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
We are beyond blessed 😌❤️ #couple #family #travel #japan #love
"Our First Time in Japan VLOG..." is exactly what it says: the first long look at Zach & Tee's trip, posted on September 25 with a short note in the description wishing everyone a safe week. It is the only full-length video of the three that went up, and it has passed 160,000 views.
The shorts carried the rest. "We are beyond blessed" followed three days later and is close to half a million views, with hashtags that sum up the channel's usual mix of couple, family and travel. Then came "Japan is AMAZING" on the last day of September, tagged for food this time, and in its first thirteen hours it was already moving almost as fast as its older sibling. Perhaps the trip is better told in small bites.
The channel's own about text calls all this a journey of life, and Japan is simply the newest leg. Back home, a mid-September short called "After Dinner Shenanigans", tagged with a baby among the family hashtags, has passed 1.5 million views and is still picking up views every day.
Among the couples and family channels around them, Zach & Tee sit fourth by subscribers. The busy stretch belongs to Ellie and Jared and IBAAD & Family, both drawing more than usual, while The Henry Family and KREW are holding to their normal pace.
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The videos drawing views on Zach & Tee right now
- Channel
- Zach & Tee
- Subscribers
- 1,890,000
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- September 28, 2026
- Video views so far
- 487,230
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Zach & Tee's week in Japan.
💡 Test your knowledge
What is the capital of Japan, where many first-time visitors begin their trip?
Tokyo has been Japan's capital since the Meiji era, when the emperor moved there from Kyoto.




