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Tomozo Yamano

Tomozo Yamano (山野智三), also known as Tomozoh, is a Japanese esports caster and creator whose work centers on Rainbow Six Siege broadcasts and competitive-scene coverage.

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Role

Esports Caster · Rainbow Six Siege

Ubisoft listed Yamano among the Japanese-language casters for the Raleigh Major; his 2026 first-person column describes eight years in esports casting.[1][3]

Recurring content

Man Siege · competitive coverage

His channel publishes regular Rainbow Six Siege competition news, analysis and match updates.[3][4]

Audience

13.5k

Subscribers

Yutura recorded approximately 13,500 subscribers on 2026-09-02; this is a rounded platform count, not a cross-platform audience total.[4]

Market reach

Japan

Japanese-language casting and analysis, with Tokyo-area activity listed in his profile.[2][3]

PTG Database Analysis

Yamano’s authority comes from title-specific broadcast work. Ubisoft listed him among the Japanese-language commentators at the Raleigh Major, and his own profile dates his official Rainbow Six Siege casting work to 2018. In a 2026 first-person article, he describes esports casting as his profession and recounts the demands of covering an international event across time zones.[1][2][3]

Alongside live event commentary, Yamano publishes recurring Japanese-language coverage of Rainbow Six Siege competition through his Man Siege format. That gives him an ongoing editorial channel between tournaments, while the measured YouTube audience remains a specialist-scale single-platform signal. The public sources reviewed here document casting and creator work; they do not establish a current team affiliation or a sponsor portfolio.[3][4]

References4
  1. [1]Ubisoft · Raleigh Major Event Guide — Official Rainbow Six esports roster identifying Yamano as a Japanese-language caster.
  2. [2]Tomohisa Yamano · self-authored profile — Career history, caster name and Rainbow Six Siege work.
  3. [3]AUTOMATON · Yamano on esports casting — First-person account of his current casting work and content activity.
  4. [4]Yutura · Yamano's YouTube channel — Channel identity, content description and subscriber-count observation dated 2026-09-02.

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