When does -EdisonThomas- broadcast, and how can you enjoy her shows? | 222 Stripchat observations
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-EdisonThomas- was recorded 222 times during the measurement period from 2026-03-16 to 2026-09-05 (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows).
The key metric is an average of 1,198.6 viewers (mostly early afternoon, with Sun the lowest; viewer counts are the key metric). This makes it easier to picture the size of the room (Sun had the fewest, mostly early afternoon; viewer-count analysis of the consistent tipping pattern).
Here are the three things this article tells you
- Start your search with the 25 observations during the 12:00 JST hour (focused on early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon, with a comparison to Tue).
- Breakdown of show types and the 60 Fri sessions (mostly early afternoon, with Sun the lowest; viewer counts are the key metric).
- That among the recorded hours, the 9:00 JST hour had the fewest, with 1 session (mostly early afternoon, with Sun the lowest; viewer counts are the key metric).
Coverage: 58 broadcast days from 3/16 to 9/5, with 222 checks at 30-minute intervals / Article updated 9/6
What -EdisonThomas-'s average of 1,198.6 viewers says about the room size
There were an average of 1,198.6 viewers and a maximum of 6,657 viewers (mostly early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon; a comparison with Tue).
Start by understanding the scale of her average of 1,198.6 viewers
These findings are based on 222 observations independently measured by Japanese Cam Girls Live Data (focused on early afternoon, with Sun the lowest and viewer count as the key metric). No estimates were added (Fri had the highest count, with a focus on early afternoon and coverage of public and group shows).
Shows were observed on 58 days over the entire period (mostly early afternoon; connecting public and group shows with viewer counts). This helps smooth out day-to-day differences (mostly early afternoon; connecting public and group shows with viewer counts).
The simple conversion is 222 times x 0.5 hours = 111.0 hours (focused on early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon, with a comparison to Tue). This is the total of observations taken every 30 minutes (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows).
We confirmed broadcasts on 17 days during the 30 days from 2026-08-08 to 2026-09-06 (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows).
There are an average of 1,198.6 viewers and a maximum of 6,657 viewers (mostly early afternoon, with Sun the lowest; viewer counts are the key metric). Consider the range in audience size as well (Sun had the fewest, mostly early afternoon; viewer-count analysis of the consistent tipping pattern).
We confirmed a fan count of up to 53,118 fans (focused on early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon, with a comparison to Tue). Looking at this together with the time slots makes it easier to decide when to return (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows).
Before visiting, compare the most active 12:00 JST hour with the breakdown of show types (mostly early afternoon, with Tue second; measured public and group shows).
Note: Among the recorded hours, the 9:00 JST hour had the fewest, with 1 session (Fri had the most, mostly early afternoon; covering public and group shows). Avoid limiting yourself to this hour alone (Fri had the most, mostly early afternoon; covering public and group shows).
Choose where to start based on -EdisonThomas-'s show breakdown
Public shows were the most common, with 154 observations (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer). They accounted for 69.4% of the total (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer).
Public shows were the most common, with 154 sessions
Public shows were observed 154 times (focused on early afternoon, with Sun the lowest and viewer count as the key metric). They accounted for 69.4% (Fri had the highest count, with a focus on early afternoon and coverage of public and group shows).
The next most common type was group shows, where multiple viewers join the same room, with 68 observations, or 30.6% (connecting early-afternoon activity, public and group shows, and viewer counts).
If this is your first time, start with the most common type, public shows, to get a feel for how the room works (connecting early-afternoon activity, public and group shows, and viewer counts).
Note: Among the recorded show types, group shows (shows where multiple viewers join the same room to watch) were the least common, with 68 sessions (Sun had the fewest, mostly early afternoon; viewer-count analysis of the consistent tipping pattern). This does not guarantee that this show type will be available next time (Sun had the fewest, mostly early afternoon; viewer-count analysis of the consistent tipping pattern).
How did -EdisonThomas-'s fan count change during the observation period?
The count rose from 29,582 fans at the first observation to 53,118 fans, a change of +23,536 fans (connecting early-afternoon activity, public and group shows, and viewer counts).
Change from 29,582 fans to 53,118 fans
The increase was 53,118 fans - 29,582 fans = 23,536 fans (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows). The original figures and calculation are shown together (Fri had the highest count, with a focus on early afternoon and coverage of public and group shows).
The average change between month-end observations was approximately 23,536 fans / 6 intervals = 3,922.7 fans (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer). The intervals are between consecutive month-end figures (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows).
The largest increase was in 2026-06: 41,042 fans - 34,879 fans = 6,163 fans (connecting early-afternoon activity, public and group shows, and viewer counts).
Her highest-ever rank among Japanese performers was 1st, and her median observed rank was 3rd (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer).
Do not decide based only on the final count. Check how the month-end figures changed before following (focused on early afternoon, with Sun the lowest and viewer count as the key metric).
Note: This increase or decrease is a comparison within this site's observation period and does not guarantee future viewer counts (mostly early afternoon, with Sun the lowest; viewer counts are the key metric).
When does -EdisonThomas- broadcast? Check the 12:00 JST hour and Fri separately
The highest counts were 25 observations during the 12:00 JST hour and 60 observations on Fri (focused on early afternoon, with Sun the lowest and viewer count as the key metric).
The 12:00 JST hour had the highest hourly count at 25 times
There were 25 observations during the 12:00 JST hour JST (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer). Use this to decide when to check (focused on early afternoon, with Sun the lowest and viewer count as the key metric).
There were 23 observations during the 14:00 JST hour JST (focused on early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon, with a comparison to Tue). Use this to decide when to check (focused on early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon, with a comparison to Tue).
There were 18 observations during the 13:00 JST hour JST (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer). Use this to decide when to check (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows).
There were 17 observations during the 15:00 JST hour JST (Fri had the highest count, with a focus on early afternoon and coverage of public and group shows). Use this to decide when to check (connecting early-afternoon activity, public and group shows, and viewer counts).
Fri had the highest weekday count at 60 observations (focused on early afternoon, with Sun the lowest and viewer count as the key metric). Weekdays and hourly slots were counted separately (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer).
Shows from 0:00-5:00 are included under the previous day (Fri had the most, mostly early afternoon; covering public and group shows). This is the same convention as TV schedules using "26:00" (mostly early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon; a comparison with Tue).
If you miss her, try the 15:00 JST hour next, with 17 observations (focused on early afternoon, with Sun the lowest and viewer count as the key metric).
Note: Among the recorded days of the week, Sun had the fewest, with 7 sessions (mostly early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon; a comparison with Tue). Avoid limiting yourself to that day alone (mostly early afternoon; connecting public and group shows with viewer counts).
* The broadcast days and hours listed here are past records. They do not guarantee the next broadcast, and her own schedule can change at any time
Summary: The best order for checking -EdisonThomas-
The takeaway is to check the 12:00 JST hour and its 25 sessions first, then review the Fri records separately (mostly early afternoon, with Tue second; measured public and group shows).
Start by checking the 12:00 JST hour, with 25 observations
Start with the 12:00 JST hour, then check Fri, and finally look for the public show status (focused on early afternoon, followed by Tue, based on measured public and group shows).
She's a good fit for people who match the following measured conditions (early afternoon focused, Tue second, measured public show + group show).
- For people who can adjust their viewing time around the 25 observations during the 12:00 JST hour (focused on early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon, with a comparison to Tue).
- For people who want to start with the 69.4% public show share (Sun had the lowest count, with a focus on early afternoon and viewer counts for this consistent tip-based performer).
If this does not sound right for you, check the following conditions first (connecting early-afternoon activity, public and group shows, and viewer counts).
- Note: For those who want to search only for the 1 session in the 9:00 JST hour (mostly early afternoon, with Tue second; measured public and group shows).
- Note: For those who want a guarantee that they can watch all 68 group shows (mostly early afternoon, with Sun the lowest; viewer counts are the key metric).
Follow these steps to check (mostly early afternoon, with Sun the lowest; viewer counts are the key metric).
- Check the 25 observations during the 12:00 JST hour first (focused on early afternoon, followed by mid-afternoon, with a comparison to Tue).
- Use the 60 Fri sessions as another benchmark (mostly early afternoon; connecting public and group shows with viewer counts).
- Choose a starting point that suits the 69.4% share of public shows (Fri had the highest count, with a focus on early afternoon and coverage of public and group shows).
- Do not limit your search to the 1 observation during the 9:00 JST hour (Fri had the highest count, with a focus on early afternoon and coverage of public and group shows).
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The numbers in this article are measured records as of 2026-09-06. They are past records and do not guarantee the next broadcast. Broadcast schedules, prices and settings can be changed by the performer at any time. Records are taken every 30 minutes, so short broadcasts in between may not appear in the record. All numbers are measured values recorded every 30 minutes from publicly available data, with no guessing or manual entry.