(とうろくしゃ)

とうろくしゃ
noun
registered person; subscriber
person
1. registered person; registrant
A person who has officially registered for something, such as a service, program, or system.
登録者(とうろくしゃ)全員(ぜんいん)メール(おく)
We'll send an email to all registered persons.
新規(しんき)登録者(とうろくしゃ)割引(わりびき)ある
There is a discount for new registrants.
The number of registered users of this service is increasing year by year.
2. subscriber; follower
In the context of online platforms, especially YouTube, a person who has subscribed to a channel or account.
登録者(とうろくしゃ)(すう)百万人(ひゃくまんにん)()えた
The subscriber count exceeded one million.
Popular channels gain subscribers rapidly.
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Formed from 登録(とうろく) (registration) and the suffix (しゃ) (person). Widely used in both administrative and internet contexts.

Common collocations

Usage

In everyday internet Japanese, 登録者(とうろくしゃ) most commonly refers to YouTube subscribers. The full phrase チャンネル登録者(とうろくしゃ)(すう) (channel subscriber count) is a standard metric for measuring a creator's popularity.

Similar words

  • 会員(かいいん): member — implies membership in an organization, not just registration
  • フォロワー: follower — used for social media platforms like Twitter/Instagram, while 登録者(とうろくしゃ) is preferred for YouTube