Kuniko Asai, an 83-year-old resident of Ishikawa Prefecture, is sharing her firsthand accounts of life in Manchuria during World War II through the platform of a virtual YouTuber (VTuber). Born in Manchuria, Asai recounts the experiences of those who repatriated to Japan following the war. Her online presence offers a unique perspective on a historically significant period, connecting personal narratives with a modern digital medium. Asai’s stories provide valuable insight into the lives impacted by wartime displacement and the challenges faced by returnees. This innovative approach to historical storytelling reaches a broad audience, particularly younger generations. By leveraging VTubing, Asai preserves and disseminates memories of a time often absent from conventional historical records. Her efforts contribute to a more nuanced understanding of Japan's 20th-century history.