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#2. Asuka has her own channel on YouTube called KanaChan TV
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Asuka has many different interests outside of wrestling, which could be why she decided to launch her own YouTube channel, following the success of Xavier Woods' UpUpDownDown.
She has been a regular guest on UpUpDownDown over the years and it is thought that this is the main reason that she was inspired to create her own content for a YouTube channel.
Asuka's background in gaming has become a big reason for the channel's popularity, but it also involves the former Women's Champion showing off her cooking skills. She teased the channel on social media for a number of weeks before announcing the real thing back in September 2019 and if fans love her newest character change, then it's worth looking into.
As part of the channel, Asuka provides her slice between Japanese and English commentary whilst also providing playthrough videos mixed in with lifestyle content. Anyone who hasn't tuned in to the channel before should check out the above video to see what they have been missing.
