Gaming YouTuber Temaki (テマキ), 44, announced on October 1, 2026 that he has married livestreamer Yamin (やみん), 34, revealing that the relationship marked the first girlfriend he has ever had. “At 44, I was able to go all the way to marriage with my first-ever girlfriend,” he wrote on X, sharing a photo of himself in a suit and sunglasses carrying Yamin, who wore a yellow dress, in his arms.
In his post, Temaki reflected on his life before the relationship, writing that he has had both good times and bad, but that meeting his now-wife let him “affirm everything in the past” through the happiness he now feels. He added that he plans to keep working just as energetically as before and asked for continued support. He later confirmed in a follow-up post that his new wife is Yamin.
Yamin also shared the news on her own X account, posting a photo of the two of them together in traditional Japanese wedding attire. “We got married! My partner is a wonderful person who clears away the fog, like the sun,” she wrote. The announcements drew a wave of congratulations from fans, with comments praising the couple and wishing them lasting happiness.
Who is Temaki?
Temaki runs the YouTube channel “TeamTEMAKI,” where he primarily posts gaming livestreams and let’s-play style commentary videos. He has built a following around his game commentary content over the years of activity on the platform.
Who is Yamin?
Yamin is a livestreamer active on social platforms, posting under the handle @kurageyaming on X. She shares content as a streamer and had been publicly announced by Temaki as his partner before the two confirmed their marriage.
Author’s Comment
Forty-four years on this earth and his very first girlfriend walks him straight down the aisle — I love that for him, truly. There’s something almost refreshingly un-Japanese about a guy publicly admitting he’s never dated before, in a culture that usually treats bachelorhood past thirty as a quiet scandal nobody mentions at dinner. The "sun that clears the fog" line is doing some heavy lifting, but after a life with "good and bad," the man’s earned his poetry. Streamer-meets-streamer marriages are basically the idol-and-office-worker pairings of this generation, and I’m here for every single one of them. Congratulations to the newlyweds — may the comment sections stay kind.
