⭐Mukbang celebrity Yuka Kinoshita⭐

 

 

This is the first video I saw by Japanese YouTuber and mukbang star Yuka Kinoshita. "Mukbangs" are eating shows that originated in Korea, but have gained popularity around the world🍲

On top of being mukbang-famous, Kinoshita-san is one of Japan's most famous competitive eaters, despite her small frame. When I was in college, I often ate lunch while watching Kinoshita-san, wondering where she fit all that food🤯

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