The antidote to isolation isn't technology; it's connection.

Sometimes the solution to a super-aging society isn't a colder sensor, but a warmer conversation. Siri on Web3 that just connects better. And does all these for you to feel our users maturing everyday. Together ~

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Project Yunomi is the "Digital Engawa" (Veranda) for the 21st century—a dual-interfaced platform turning the burden of elderly care into a youth empowering gamified quest for global connection.

<aside> <img src="/icons/heart-rate_pink.svg" alt="/icons/heart-rate_pink.svg" width="40px" /> yunomi re-weaves the social fabric of Japan by connecting isolated seniors with youth globally. We turn casual interactions into a safety net of duty and care.

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<aside> <img src="/icons/wifi_pink.svg" alt="/icons/wifi_pink.svg" width="40px" /> also repackaging crypto and blockchain as a combined stack for older generations’ convenience.

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<aside> <img src="/icons/activity_pink.svg" alt="/icons/activity_pink.svg" width="40px" /> providing passive monitoring and meaningful interaction without the guilt or intrusion of traditional surveillance.

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<aside> <img src="/icons/balloon_pink.svg" alt="/icons/balloon_pink.svg" width="40px" /> we address the "8050" crisis by relieving the pressure on the "Sandwich Generation" by lending hands of the GenZ and techies.

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The Silent Crisis: The "8050" & Caregiver Burnout

There is a critical fracture in Japanese society. The "Sandwich Generation" (adults in their 40s/50s) is crushed by the dual burden of work and remote care for aging parents. This leads to Kaigo Tsukare (caregiver burnout). Meanwhile, seniors suffer from Enryo—a hesitation to reach out for help to avoid being a burden—leading to dangerous isolation.

Why should you care?

Nearly half of Japanese adults say loneliness or isolation feels familiar, according to a new government survey released this week. The Cabinet Office found that 48.4% of respondents experience these feelings regularly—a stark measure of how widespread emotional isolation has become in modern Japan.

Officials note the issue now spans all ages and life stages, no longer confined to the elderly or unemployed. Over 60% of respondents believe loneliness directly harms mental and physical health, underscoring a growing public health crisis.

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Many view loneliness as universal—not a personal failure or social taboo. COVID-19 intensified the problem. Remote work, social distancing, and digital lifestyles have weakened everyday human connections.

Rising suicide rates have elevated loneliness from a private struggle to a national policy priority. While the government says the survey will guide future measures, critics question whether awareness alone can heal a deeply isolated society.

The Failure of Current Solutions: Existing tech is polarized. On one end, you have cold monitoring sensors (cameras, motion detectors) that strip dignity. On the other, you have complex dating/chat apps that are unsafe and confusing for the elderly. There is no middle ground that offers both Safety and Warmth.

The Solution: Musubi (The Knot)

We are building a coalition to solve Japan's Super-Aging crisis. We target strategic alliances with entities that value regional revitalization and global talent and create a healthy ecosystem.

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Yunomi offers a holistic "Virtual Care Platform" with two distinct interfaces designed to bridge this gap. We are not just a service provider; we are a digital family member.