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As the other reply said, the simplest possibility is a late renewal of a visa she's had for a while - either initially 1 year and then renewed as 3 year, or a 3 year visa that she didn't get until some time after debut, or a visa connected to her other career that runs on its own timeline. Other...

That's probably autistic literally-translated Japanese, but it's all about the same visa. What they mean is the visa is valid for entry within 3 months of issue, for a stay of up to 5 years. A single-entry visa is normal even for people moving for the long term.

Three vagueposts for Holos, reaching the sky Seven for Vshojo with their Twitch and Throne Nine for phasegirls, doomed to cry One for the dark lord on his playbutton throne

Wtf? Japan work visas go up to 5 years. Temporary visitor status is 3 months renewable once for a total of 6 months if that's what you're thinking of, but normally doesn't allow any work at all. Hololive doesn't have a monopoly on "anime girl pirate", Marine looked closer to the Bodacious Space...

Yeah it's fine. It's a pain to get to those islands from the west because the rainbow bridge is high and tedious, but for Asakusa you'd be coming from the north so it's just regular roads. Google says 13km walk with 65m of altitude gain (and I'm pretty sure half of that is a bug), I stand by...

I think she's saying her credit card was used to buy a bunch of Apple gift cards, because the Apple credit card is a US-only thing AFAIK.

I was talking about a landlord trying to evict you. Yes you still need a valid visa. 3 year visa or above even if you're married, at least for PR and I think for naturalisation too. If they're suspicious about your marriage or you haven't been married for long then they'll give you 1 year visas...

Even if the bait part was true, it wouldn't matter. The easiest way to get a job in Japan is to be living in Japan. It's virtually impossible to find a place to live in Japan without having a job with a big Japanese company, but once you're renting a place it's very hard to throw you out (and...

Possibly - entertainer is the visa category for vtubing and is one that they're very strict about after the US alleged it was being used for sex trafficking. Coming in on a different visa and then switching to entertainer is something they'd be cautious about, although when the employer is a...

They consider it personal information, probably explicitly announcing that she's not Japanese would cost her some fans as dumb as that is. Also the main reason for a visa process that's not just a straight up renewal would be if she's switching to a spouse visa :baeJam: No except when they are...

Nice weather for ducks.

I mean it's always possible that he's just retarded.

Vtuber watchers click on ads less (whether because they're blocking them or because they just don't click). So the company applies The Formula. That's all it is.

It's ok though because the breakup was because she wouldn't put out even after the guy flew her to Japan and let her stay at his. Twitch allegedly automatically flags accounts that get a lot of memberships/superchats without streaming. Which honestly sounds pretty sensible, 95% of the time...

All except my oshi, that's what you meant, right?

She gets attention, they get attention, it's win-win. You're worried it's going to cut in to their important "blowing whistles ineffectually at cars" and "hassling foreigners to write down their addresses" time?

That doesn't pass the sniff test. So you can order something from a US company, pay up, they ship you nothing, and you have no recourse? No-one would do business with the US if they didn't enforce contracts even with foreign entities.

For most streamers I'd agree with this, but so much of Ironmouse's public streamer persona is about her personal circumstances that I'd say it becomes fair play.

Exactly. Which is why nothing ever broke containment. Bullies generally have a keen sense of who they can and can't fuck with.

The others would get better management if they sold the same crumbs of pussy at market rate and hired professionals instead of bartering, but for some reason they're reluctant to see it that way.