Open since 15 June 2025

Caregiving, developmental support,
and the isolation you can tell no one about.

SOYOGI's official character, SoyosoyoMeet Soyosoyo

In a place where a soft wind blows, we would love to hear your story.

SOYOGI is a fully anonymous online consultation desk, open at night.
No name, no address, no explaining yourself.

Consultations are currently offered in Japanese only.

The ♪ button at the bottom right plays SOYOGI's songs in random order: three in Japanese, two in English, one instrumental, choir versions of two theme songs (one in Japanese, one in English), two songs for our character Soyosoyo (one in Japanese, one in English), two songs introducing Pui, our Supporter No.000 (one in Japanese, one in English), two songs about welfare itself, and four songs of the founder's beliefs.

The deeper the night, the closer we are

Consultation by appointment (6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. JST)

For those who want to take their time and sort things out calmly. Please apply through the reservation form.

Late-night refuge (9:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. JST)

For the nights when you are too anxious to sleep, or when you just want to feel that someone is there right now. During these hours I am stationed at the desk in the metaverse. No appointment is needed.

Open since 15 June 2025. Someone will always be here.
(There may be temporary closures due to illness, injury, and the like.)

Two doors, leading two different ways

What kind of situation are you struggling with right now?
SOYOGI has two separate desks, so you can choose whichever suits you.

Door 1: General welfare consultation desk

CaregivingDevelopmental supportEveryday worries

"I don't know where to begin." "Before I try to use any official system, I would like a professional to hear me out first." A practicing certified care worker will take the time to listen to everyday difficulties like these.

About the consultation desk

Door 2: Digital Shelter

Young carersThe 8050 problemHikikomoriAbuse and domestic violence

"Even a phone call frightens me." "I can't move a single yen." For people in situations this extreme, this is a metaverse refuge where you do not have to interact with anyone, using anonymous avatars and digital payments.

About the Digital Shelter

What SOYOGI is aiming for

What I am aiming at is not temporary assistance, but a true welfare system that keeps turning on its own even after I am gone.

Besides the two doors, we also make free apps that you can use on your own: guides to public support, support for the heart and everyday life, caregiving support, learning and brain training, games, and more. All of them support English, and some are available in up to 19 languages. With no ads and no data collected, anyone anywhere in the world can get them for free.

See the free apps

In the media

SOYOGI's newspaper coverage was not something we applied for. It came about through a connection with a representative at an advertising agency who reached out to us, and it ran as one slot within a feature series.

The slot introducing SOYOGI in the Daily Sports newspaper
Daily Sports (dated August 3, 2026, Osaka head office edition), a feature in the "Information BOX" column. The headline read: "A digital refuge for people who cannot say 'help me.'" It also appeared on Daily Sports Online for one month during August 2026. Note: the URL and QR code printed at the time have been removed from this image, as they no longer match our current site.
The Sports Nippon newspaper page (everything other than SOYOGI's own slot is blurred)
Sports Nippon (dated March 10, 2026, western Japan edition), a feature in the information column. We placed it hoping that word of this shelter would reach people carrying thoughts like "I want to get away from my parents" or "an isolation I can tell no one about."
*Everything other than our own slot has been blurred.

Of course, we would never say that appearing in a newspaper is itself a reason to feel safe. If you are wondering whether we are a real organization at all, please also read the full text of our operating rules and our published accounts (Japanese). SOYOGI works with both its operating rules and its flow of money entirely out in the open.

PR TIMES: the article about SOYOGI (updated October 9, 2026, Japanese)

About SOYOGI's trustworthiness

SOYOGI works with its operating rules and its flow of money entirely out in the open.

1. Operating rules

The full text of the rules that govern how we operate is published on this site.

2. Open accounts

We publish our monthly expenses and income on note (Japanese).

3. Certification from an international donation platform

We hold Verified status on the donation platform Giveth (founded in 2016). On 4 September 2026 the project was also included in GIVbacks, its reward program for donors. Counting every project through Giveth's public API that day, 7,696 were listed publicly, 4,397 held Verified status and 4,222 were included in GIVbacks. Of those 4,222, some 3,618 had been registered in bulk by an overseas donation intermediary, leaving 604 that their operators registered themselves. As far as we could confirm, SOYOGI is the only one of those 604 registered from Japan.

4. App reviews

Our published apps have passed Google Play's review and hold age ratings from IARC (the International Age Rating Coalition).