Question about Grok: Is the method circulating online for quickly reaching 5 million impressions in the Japan region still effective?

Based on recent online discussions and shares, this "method for going to the Japan region" refers to on X (Twitter), switching to the Japan traffic pool (mainly Japanese content), using advanced search to find trending posts, then commenting below to quickly accumulate impressions (views), in order to reach the 5 million threshold for creator monetization. From posts between late 2025 and January 2026, this method still works; many users report reaching 5 million impressions within 1-3 days or a few days, or even more. The core steps include: using search commands like “lang:ja within_time:4h min_faves:4000 -is:retweet” to filter popular Japan-region posts (ja for Japanese, within_time for time range, min_faves for minimum likes).
Comment under these posts (content can be AI-generated to boost engagement); comments also count toward your total impressions.
Like first, then comment, to avoid risk controls; operate multiple times daily—morning, noon, evening—to prevent being limited for excessive activity.

However, a few notes: it can pollute your timeline (flood with Japanese entertainment or unrelated content), but this can be repaired by intensive interaction with core niche posts, usually within 2 days.
Some mention that by early 2026, the bonus period may have passed, platform traffic distribution has tightened, and the effect may be less than before, but some users have still tested success (e.g., gaining 100,000 impressions in half an hour).
Risks include account throttling or bans (especially due to spammy comments); it’s suitable for short-term quick growth, not recommended for long-term reliance. For sustainable growth, original content is still the best.

If you are a Blue V user and just starting out, you can try this, but don’t rely solely on it. The final results depend on account activity and operational details; small-scale testing is recommended.