Japanese YouTuber momohaha, who has around 723,000 subscribers, has recounted an unsettling experience with a moving company employee who recognized her as a content creator, in a video posted on July 4, 2026.
In the video, titled roughly “The Moving Company Was Too Scary,” momohaha explained that the incident took place two to three years earlier, when she was moving apartments. A staff member from the moving company, whom she guessed to be around 20 or 21 years old and younger than her, asked, “Aren’t you doing YouTube?” after apparently recognizing her.
According to momohaha, being recognized left her feeling uneasy rather than flattered. “Honestly, I wasn’t too thrilled about it,” she said, explaining that while she was happy someone knew who she was, she was also uncomfortable that a stranger would now know her address and name.
Realizing she could not convincingly deny it, momohaha confirmed she was indeed the YouTuber. She said the employee then began commenting on her belongings and living space as the move proceeded. He reportedly referenced a video in which she had discussed a past breakup, asking, “Is this where you sat when you filmed that?” and remarking that it was “interesting” to actually visit a place he had only seen in her videos. He also commented on the number of shoes she owned and the dishware in her kitchen, according to momohaha. When they arrived at her new residence, she said he told her he wished he could live somewhere like that too.
momohaha indicated in the video that further incidents occurred during the move, including the employee asking her for autographs from other YouTubers, though additional details of that exchange were not fully described in the available report.
Who is momohaha?
momohaha is a Japanese YouTuber with roughly 723,000 subscribers as of July 2026. She is known for sharing personal vlogs and life updates with her audience, including past videos discussing her breakup, which the moving company employee referenced during the encounter described above.
